Law School Admission Test /Police Revision: Taken Into Consideration (TIC)

Police Revision: Taken Into Consideration (TIC)

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This deck covers the concept of 'Taken Into Consideration' (TIC) in the legal system, including its benefits, definition, and when it can be raised by a defendant.

Benefits of tic?

  • victim has opportunity to claim compensation

  • court has more accurate picture of offender

  • saves court time

  • defendant more likely to receive lesser sentence

  • clears defendant of outstanding offences - a clean slate

  • police can gain valuable intel

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Benefits of tic?

  • victim has opportunity to claim compensation

  • court has more accurate picture of offender

  • saves court time

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What is Tic?
Whereby a defendant can ask a court to take into consideration other offences of a similar nature to the one which their court appearance relates (in ...

When can a defendant raise the subject of tic?

Arrival at station

Booking into custody

Pre interview briefing

During interview

Prior to court

At court

Post c...

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TermDefinition

Benefits of tic?

  • victim has opportunity to claim compensation

  • court has more accurate picture of offender

  • saves court time

  • defendant more likely to receive lesser sentence

  • clears defendant of outstanding offences - a clean slate

  • police can gain valuable intel

What is Tic?
Whereby a defendant can ask a court to take into consideration other offences of a similar nature to the one which their court appearance relates (in the hope that they will be given a lighter sentence)

When can a defendant raise the subject of tic?

Arrival at station

Booking into custody

Pre interview briefing

During interview

Prior to court

At court

Post court