SFICPL304 — Support the judicial process

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What an assessment for SFICPL304 must cover

41 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare and forward court documents

1.1Prepare own statement of evidence according to jurisdiction legal rules of evidence
1.2Prepare the brief of evidence based on comprehensive and accurate elements of offences and points of proof
1.3Ensure brief of evidence complies with jurisdictional, court-required, document formats and presentation standards
1.4Ensure brief of evidence and management of exhibits comply with jurisdiction legal rules of evidence
1.5Forward documents including summonses to relevant persons and authorities within required timeframe

2 Manage and support witnesses

2.1Identify witnesses and arrange court appearances
2.2Arrange and serve witness summonses in accordance with jurisdictional law to ensure witness attendance at courts
2.3Maintain liaison and support of witnesses before, during and after the trial
2.4Support witness preparation in an ethical manner to enable them to present their evidence in court

3 Liaise with and assist prosecuting authority

3.1Confirm arrangements, role and involvement in court proceedings
3.2Provide documentation to support the prosecution’s case
3.3Maintain informal and formal communication channels with the prosecuting authority
3.4Observe and adhere to judicial guidelines, protocols and legal requirements at all times

4 Present evidence

4.1Adhere to proceedings and protocols relevant to the jurisdiction throughout the court proceedings
4.2Adhere to rules of evidence relevant to the jurisdiction
4.3Ensure demeanour is appropriate and evidence is presented to professional standards
4.4Ensure considered expert evidence is consistent with qualifications and expertise and is provided on request

5 Undertake post-court procedures and follow up outcomes of proceedings

5.1Return or dispose of property and exhibits following proceedings
5.2Notify relevant parties of court results in a timely manner
5.3Discuss, constructively and objectively, avenues of possible further action with a prosecuting authority as necessary
5.4Note and file the outcomes of the proceedings and complete reports
5.5Complete any required actions from outcomes of the proceedings

Performance evidence

developed a brief of evidence for at least one court proceeding, including:
liaising with witnesses, prosecution authority and court personnel
presenting evidence at the proceeding in a clear and concise manner
following up on post-proceeding matters

Knowledge evidence

agency policies and procedures relating to preparation of documents and evidence, and providing expert opinion
different judicial and quasi-judicial systems at which fisheries compliance matters are heard or prosecuted, and their procedures and protocols
general principles of criminal liability
relevant law, including the rules of evidence and continuity of evidence, policy and procedures
role of legal personnel in judicial and quasi-judicial systems
types of evidence admissible in judicial and quasi-judicial systems
use of notes in courts, tribunals or commissions
witness summons and preparation process and procedures according to jurisdictional law
post-court procedures, including reporting outcomes of the proceedings

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Determines quantities of seized property; Measures and compares quantities and weights
Reading: Interprets and identifies relevant information and requirements of jurisdictional laws, by-laws and regulations, briefing information and relevant court documents
Writing: Prepares detailed and comprehensive briefing evidence and documents; Records compliance monitoring activities
Navigate the world of work: Interprets and follows regulatory requirements, and seeks clarification or other assistance when required
Interact with others: Uses appropriate vocabulary, conventions and protocols, including technical language relevant to role and judicial process, cultural awareness, ethical behaviour and integrity; Uses active listening, observational and questioning techniques to confirm and clarify understanding, seek further information, establish rapport, negotiate and resolve conflict
Get the work done: Operate and access computer technology to prepare and store documentation; Maintain privacy and security of information

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What does an assessment tool for SFICPL304 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SFICPL304 needs to address all 41 unit components: 5 elements with 22 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 9 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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