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SJD1501 Assignment 4 QUIZ (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 - DUE 5 May 2026; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. For assistance, Whats-App 0.8.1..2.7.8..3.3.7.2... Ensure your success with us...... What is the meaning of a prima facie case? A case is fair A case does not have sufficient evidence A case is strong enough to proceed with prosecution None of the above How can communities play a role in preventing crime? By reporting criminal activities By participating in Community Policing Forums By participating in neighbourhood initiatives to protect their areas All of the above What do the scales of Lady Justice represent? Truth Punishment Fairness Judgement Which of the following are examples of international across borders crimes? Sex trafficking Sexual assault Hijacking Robbery What is the main purpose of a preliminary pre trial assessment of a minor child? To set bail conditions To sentence the child To protect the child To determine guilt or innocence Which of the following cases has the greater burden of proof? A civil case A criminal case Neither they are equal A Constitutional case What type of information is contained in a police docket? An offender history Physical evidence and eyewitness accounts Crime scene photographs Expert witness accounts Which of the following are types of punishment? Prison sentences Monetary fines Asset forfeiture All of the above What rights do all accused people have? To ask for a lawyer To receive bail To receive a reduced sentence All of the above Who are the main role players in the criminal justice system? The police courts and corrections The prosecution judges and magistrates Police officers victims and offenders Courts and correctional services What is objective evidence? Witness accounts that can be verified Fingerprints and DNA Ballistics evidence Physical evidence that can be tested In which phase does Correctional Services play the biggest role? Trial phase Pre trial phase Post trial phase Post release phase What is the initial purpose of an individualised correctional assessment plan? To establish risk To rehabilitate the offender To punish the offender To determine parole suitability What type of information can be included in an impact statement? Criminal history The effect on the victim The effect on the community All of the above What does Lady Justice blindfold signify in legal proceedings? Impartiality Truth Freedom Courage In what type of criminal cases might diversion be most appropriate? Female offenders Child offenders White collar offences Drug offences What is an accused person? An offender Someone convicted of a crime Someone charged with a crime A person who has been arrested Which of the following is not an example of defamation? Verbally spreading harmful misinformation Publishing harmful truths on social media Insulting someone dignity with false statements Posting fake news that harms someone reputation Which factors are important when considering bail? Whether the accused is dangerous Whether the accused will destroy evidence Whether the accused will threaten witnesses All of the above Which of the following is the definition of secondary victimisation? Witnessing a criminal event The harm suffered by the friends and family of a victim Harm caused to victims by the criminal justice system All of the above What is a secondary victim? Someone who has witnessed a crime The direct victim of a crime Someone who suffers trauma in the criminal justice system All of the above What is the main purpose of restorative justice? To punish the offender To compensate the victim To focus on the needs of the offender victim and community To prevent future crimes What is the main goal of diversion? Punishment Reintegration Financial compensation Drug rehabilitation What are the mitigating factors? Those that increase the seriousness of a crime Those which lessen the seriousness of a crime Those which justify bail Those which justify the use of diversion programmes Which of the following can be regarded as expert witnesses? The victim A forensic technician An eyewitness An attorney

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SJD1501
Assignment 4 QUIZ Semester 1 2026
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What is the meaning of a prima facie case?


a. A case is fair
b. A case does not have sufficient evidence

c. A case is strong enough to proceed with prosecution

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How can communities play a role in preventing crime?


a. By reporting criminal activities
b. By participating in Community Policing Forums

c. By participating in neighbourhood initiatives to protect their areas
d. All of the above

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