Reporting and Investigating Crime (HSC SSCE Legal Studies): Quizzes

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Reporting and Investigating Crime
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What key feature makes Crime Stoppers particularly valuable for encouraging public participation?

It allows people to remain anonymous

What percentage of sexual assaults in Australia are estimated to go unreported to police?

Up to 85%

Which barrier commonly prevents people from reporting crimes they have witnessed or experienced?

Fear of retaliation from the offender

What is the first factor police consider when deciding whether to investigate a reported crime?

Severity of the offence

What does the term 'in situ' mean when documenting evidence at a crime scene?

In the place where evidence was found

What can police do if a person refuses consent to provide a DNA sample?

Apply to a magistrate for an order

What caused the 2009 wrongful conviction for break and enter in the DNA testing errors case?

Samples incorrectly placed in test series

On what grounds can NSW police search a person without a warrant in a public place?

Reasonable belief they carry stolen items

What did the Court of Appeal decide in Darby v DPP [2004] regarding the sniffer dog search?

Two of three justices found it wasn't a search

What must a search warrant state when police apply to search premises?

Reason for search and articles sought

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