ADPP Module 1 – 6 (LEPRA) – Questions And Answers
LEPRA 99 (1) (a) Right Ans - Police officer may arrest, without a warrant, if
officer suspects on reasonable grounds that a person is committing or has
committed an offence
LEPRA 100 Right Ans - A person (other than a police officer) can arrest a
person committing an offence, has committed any offence or committed a
serious indictable offence for which a person has not been tried
LEPRA 100 Right Ans - Power to arrest with a warrant
LEPRA 102 Right Ans - People at large (no warrant)
LEPRA 103 Right Ans - People at large with a warrant
LEPRA 105 Right Ans - Discontinue an arrest
LEPRA 90 - crime scene Right Ans - When a crime scene can be established
1- traffic accident
2- serious indictable offence eg death
3- serious indictable offence took place elsewhere and crime scene linked to
that offence
LEPRA 88 - crime scene Right Ans - Crime scene powers may be exercised
- to establish crime scene
- exercise crime scene powers
- stay in premises for crime scene purposes
LEPRA 89 - crime scene Right Ans - Application to the crime scene
- police can exercise crime scene powers in a public place without obtaining a
warrant
- can exercise crime scene powers in a vehicle/vessel to gather evidence
LEPRA 91 Right Ans - Establishment of a crime scene
(1) officer may establish
(2) must I've public notice that area is a crime scene
(3) crime scene may nit be established more than once in a 24 hour period
unless warrant obtained
, LEPRA 94 Right Ans - Crime scene warrants can be authorised for (a)
serious indictable offence
(b) offence committed in connection with traffic accident resulting in death or
serious injury
LEPRA 95 Right Ans - Crime scene powers
Direct person to leave
Remove persons from crime scene
Direct a person not to enter
Prevent a person from entering
Prevent a person from removing evidence
Remove an obstruction
Perform any necessary inspections
Conduct any examination
Open anything that is locked
Dig up anything
LEPRA 11 Right Ans - Police require a persons identity to be disclosed if
officer suspects in reasonable grounds any indictable offence has been
committed
LEPRA 202 Right Ans - IPE - Police Officers must provide evidence of being
a police officer, name and place of duty, reason for exercising power
Four core skills of interviewing Right Ans - Planning and preparation
Active listening
Rapport building
Questioning
Four types of interviewing Right Ans - Casual
Notebook
Formally typed
Electronically recorded
What is the PEACE model of interviewing? Right Ans - Plan and prepare
Engage and explain
Account
Closure
LEPRA 99 (1) (a) Right Ans - Police officer may arrest, without a warrant, if
officer suspects on reasonable grounds that a person is committing or has
committed an offence
LEPRA 100 Right Ans - A person (other than a police officer) can arrest a
person committing an offence, has committed any offence or committed a
serious indictable offence for which a person has not been tried
LEPRA 100 Right Ans - Power to arrest with a warrant
LEPRA 102 Right Ans - People at large (no warrant)
LEPRA 103 Right Ans - People at large with a warrant
LEPRA 105 Right Ans - Discontinue an arrest
LEPRA 90 - crime scene Right Ans - When a crime scene can be established
1- traffic accident
2- serious indictable offence eg death
3- serious indictable offence took place elsewhere and crime scene linked to
that offence
LEPRA 88 - crime scene Right Ans - Crime scene powers may be exercised
- to establish crime scene
- exercise crime scene powers
- stay in premises for crime scene purposes
LEPRA 89 - crime scene Right Ans - Application to the crime scene
- police can exercise crime scene powers in a public place without obtaining a
warrant
- can exercise crime scene powers in a vehicle/vessel to gather evidence
LEPRA 91 Right Ans - Establishment of a crime scene
(1) officer may establish
(2) must I've public notice that area is a crime scene
(3) crime scene may nit be established more than once in a 24 hour period
unless warrant obtained
, LEPRA 94 Right Ans - Crime scene warrants can be authorised for (a)
serious indictable offence
(b) offence committed in connection with traffic accident resulting in death or
serious injury
LEPRA 95 Right Ans - Crime scene powers
Direct person to leave
Remove persons from crime scene
Direct a person not to enter
Prevent a person from entering
Prevent a person from removing evidence
Remove an obstruction
Perform any necessary inspections
Conduct any examination
Open anything that is locked
Dig up anything
LEPRA 11 Right Ans - Police require a persons identity to be disclosed if
officer suspects in reasonable grounds any indictable offence has been
committed
LEPRA 202 Right Ans - IPE - Police Officers must provide evidence of being
a police officer, name and place of duty, reason for exercising power
Four core skills of interviewing Right Ans - Planning and preparation
Active listening
Rapport building
Questioning
Four types of interviewing Right Ans - Casual
Notebook
Formally typed
Electronically recorded
What is the PEACE model of interviewing? Right Ans - Plan and prepare
Engage and explain
Account
Closure
