Formatitve assessment 2 quiz
Legal Knowledge Assessment Quiz
Welcome to our Legal Knowledge Assessment Quiz! This quiz is designed to test your understanding of various legal concepts, from the Equal Rights Act to criminal offences. Challenge yourself and see how your knowledge stacks up against the law!
- 19 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Covering key legal principles and case laws
- Perfect for students and professionals alike
Which of the following reason(s) allows for hearsay to be admitted as evidence in a court of law?
The witness is no longer available
The witness refuses to attend
An anonymous witness has come forward
At the time of the incident, the witness was in severe distress
How many protected characteristics are there under the Equal Rights Act 2010?
7
8
9
10
What is the purpose of the Equal Rights Act?
To treat everybody the same
To treat everybody with equal oppertunities
What is positive discrimination?
Being given an unfair advantage
The provision oof something according to a groups specific needs, which doesn't disadvantage the majority group, but only brings the majority group on an equal playing field
Guilty of *blankety blank* if he steals & immediately before or at the time of doing so, in order to do so, he uses force on any person or outs or seeks to put any person in fear & being then & there subjected to force. Is this..
Theft
Burglary
Robbery
Criminal damage
An investigative mindset is an attitude that investigators adopt & develop over time. This process is underpinned by 5 principles. Which of these is part of the 5 principles?
Understanding the source of the material
Planning & preperation
Recording & collation
All of the above
Which of these is type of proactive investigating
A response from 999 calls
Crime pattern analysis
Which case law was the trigger for setting up ADVOKA as part of the 5 part statement?
R v Lamb 1967
R v Golden 2001
R v Dudley & Stephens
R v Turnbull 1976
A *blankety blank* is a change to remove or reduce the effect on an employees disability so they can do their job. Is this
Positive discrimination
Reasonable adjustment
Which section of PACE allows you to enter a premise to save life & limb? (pneumonic in brackets)
Section 32 (PIE)
Section 17 (WISPS)
Section 18(1) (COURT)
What is the sentence for Robbery?
Indictable - Life imprisonment
Either Way - 4 years imprisonment
Indictable - 10 years
Summary - 6 months
What is part 3 of the 5 start statement?
Location
Person description & property
Account
People
Which of these is NOT classed as property?
A tamed Fox
Money
Stocks & shares
Flowers growing wild on a person's land
When missing from home, children have 3 levels of 'risk' (high, medium or standard) but what is the 4th (risk) that only adults can technically be classed as?
No risk at all
No immediate risk
Extreme risk
Without reasonable grouns of suspicion, can you stop and search a person?
Yes, if you find something prohibited during the search
Yes, if you plan to have reasonable grouns retrospectively
No, you need reasonable grouns of suspicion to initiate a search
No, you cannot stop & search unless you have facts/evidence that they're carrying something that they shouldn't
How many months after a stop & search does a person have to retain a copy of their stop & search record?
3 months
1 month
6 months
12 months
There are 3 types of formal evaluations to be carried out when carrying out an investigation.
True
False
Jake has a long history of committing criminal damage, robbery, theft & also assault. One day he is bored & decides to set fire to a disused warehouse. Which offence has he committed?
Criminal damage
Arson
Burglary
PC Plodd has grounds for suspicion that Jake is carrying a prohibited article. PC Plodd approaches Jake resulting in Jake running off. Jake runs in to a strangers garden & is caught by PC Plodd. Can PC Plodd now carry out the stop & search he initially intended to do?
No because he is on a private dwelling & people cannot be stop & searched on private dwellings
Yes because he's on a private dwelling but he does not have permission to be there
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