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NURS 6521 FINAL EXAM 2024
WINTER QTR WALDEN
UNIVERSITY NURS 6521
ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY
LATEST FINAL EXAM WITH ALL
100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A (BRAND
NEW!!)
Crown Counsel must successfully argue that keeping the accused in custody is
necessary for one (or more) of three grounds: - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Primary
Grounds: To ensure they attend court
Secondary Grounds: For the safety or protection of public
Tertiary Grounds: For any other cause, including if keeping the accused in custody is
necessary to maintain confidence in the administration of justice
If an accused is under arrest, an officer can serve them with a(n) _________ to compel
court appearance (and appearance for the purposes of the Identification of Criminals
Act, if accused of an indictable--including dual--offence) but can't use it to impose other
conditions on release. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>FAN
If an accused is not under arrest, an officer can request that a justice compel them to
appear by issuing a(n)______if the offence is not serious or a(n) _________ if
necessary in the public interest. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>summons
arrest warrant
If an officer releases an accused on a(n) _______ to compel court appearance they can
they can impose additional release conditions appropriate in the circumstances to
satisfy court appearance and public interest. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>UTA
If necessary, an accused can be brought before a justice and a case made to hold them
in custody (or to release them on a release order with conditions). This
__________must take place within 24 hours of arrest. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>"bail"
hearing
,s.498(1.1) - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>PO shall not release the person if the peace
officer believes on reasonable grounds....
RICES
"Principle of restraint" in s.493.1 requires that we "give primary consideration" to: -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>"release of the accused at the earliest reasonable
opportunity"
and
imposing "the least onerous conditions that are appropriate in the circumstances,"
including that it is "reasonably practicable for the accused to comply" with any release
conditions imposed
Section 493.2 requires giving particular attention to - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>the
circumstances of "Aboriginal accused" and, more broadly, "accused who belong to a
vulnerable population that is overrepresented in the criminal justice system and that is
disadvantaged in obtaining [interim] release...."
If a suspect is not under arrest, an officer can request that a justice compel them to
appear by issuing a(n) _______ if the offence is not serious or a(n) _______ if it is
serious or the suspect is not easy to find. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>summons
arrest warrant
If a suspect is under arrest, an officer can compel court appearance by releasing them
on a(n) _________ but can't use it to impose conditions on release. - CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>PAN
An OIC has the option of compelling court appearance by releasing a suspect on a(n)
_________. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Promise to Appear
A _________________ does not compel the person's attendance in court, but court
attendance is required if they choose to dispute it - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Violation
Ticket
Part XVI of the Criminal Code establishes... - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>powers of
arrest and release
(including s. 495 powers of arrest, power to release for most offences on FAN/UTA, and
RICES)
Two step charge assessment process - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>1) is there
substantial likelihood of conviction?
2) if there is a substantial likelihood of conviction, is prosecution in the public interest?
If Crown decides to pursue charges, then an _________ is laid before a justice. -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>information
,The person is officially charged when _____________________________________,
beginning the criminal trial process - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>the information is laid
before a justice
When a justice receives the information what will happen if they decide the case is not
made out or the case is made out? - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>not made out = cancel
any release doc (such as appearance notice) and arrange for person to be notified
made out = compel court appearance by confirming the appearance notice or
undertaking, making it enforceable OR by cancelling the release doc and issuing a
summons or arrest warrant
s. 505 of the Code requires that the ________ be laid ________. It must be laid
before_______. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>information
as soon as practicable
the time specified in the release doc for the accused to appear in court
If you decided to hold the accused in custody, then s. 503(1) requires that they be
brought before a justice ______________ and in any event within _______ hours of
arrest - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>without unreasonable delay
24hrs
The information must be sworn prior to this __________________ (also referred to as a
"show cause" hearing) - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>bail hearing
FAN - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>This compels the accused to appear for court (and
may compel appearance for the purposes of the Identification of Criminals Act [ICA]) but
cannot impose additional conditions on release.
UTA - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>This compels the accused to appear for court (and
may compel appearance for ICA purposes) but can also impose additional conditions on
release to protect public interest.
If you arrested the accused and determine that they do not satisfy court appearance or
public interest (and you cannot impose release conditions that would satisfy these
grounds), you will bring them before a justice in a "bail" or "show cause" hearing to
show cause that the justice should: - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Order that the accused
be held in custody.
Make a release order that imposes one or more conditions that are appropriate in the
circumstances but cannot be imposed by police
, If you did not arrest, you can request in your RTCC that a justice issue either a(n): -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Summons: This is used to compel an accused to court
without imposing other conditions.
Arrest Warrant: This is used to order police to arrest an accused and bring them before
the justice
Subsection 145(3) of the Criminal Code creates an offence for a person who fails,
without lawful excuse, to attend court or appear for the purpose of the Identification of
Criminals Act as required by a FAN (or a summons). This offence of "Failure to comply
with appearance notice or summons" is a separate offence from the one which led to
being released on the FAN.
What are the three essential elements of this offence? - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>-
appearance notice was confirmed by a justice
- accused failed to attend court or for the purposes of the identification of criminals act
as required by the appearance notice
- accused did so without a lawful excuse
(dual offence)
If you use a UTA to impose conditions, you must articulate why each condition is
justified in the _____ page of your RTCC - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>bail background
(BA page)
Before imposing release conditions, consider the situation and work through these
questions: - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>1) what specific risk(s) make it necessary to
impose conditions?
2) what specific condition(s) will address those risks so accused can be released?
3) how will you ensure conditions are reasonable?
4) is a condition going to give the accused information they should not have?
As with a FAN, once the UTA has been issued, a peace officer (in most cases, the
Court Liaison officer) must appear before a justice as soon as practicable and definitely
prior to the court appearance of the accused to _____________________________. -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>swear an information laying a formal charge
Failure to appear is only an offence if the UTA ____________. Other conditions are
enforceable __________________. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>has been confirmed by
a justice
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