Child Protection Mock Trial Flashcards

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Fill-in-the-blank review cards covering the case details, legal provisions, ethical principles, and organizational recommendations in the Child Protection mock trial prompt.

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Although Jack is chronologically 16 years old, he functions at approximately __________ years of age developmentally.

10-11

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Jack's older sister, who serves as a major support and advocate with photographs of his bruising, is named __________.

Samara

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Jack disclosed physical abuse including being hit with an electrical cord, violently shaken, and alleged choking by __________.

Reza

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At school, Mr Robertson called Jack "__________" and claimed he makes up stories.

dramatic

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Mandatory Reporting is covered under section __________ of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic).

182

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Social workers are NOT prescribed mandatory reporters under s182 merely because they hold a __________ qualification.

social work

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Permissive reporting is covered under section __________ of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic), which allows any person to report if they have reasonable grounds for belief.

183

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In the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic), section 162(c) addresses evidence of __________ harm.

Physical

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In the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic), section 162(e) addresses evidence of __________ harm.

Emotional/Psychological

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Principle 2.1 of the AASW Code of Ethics is titled __________.

Respect for Persons

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Self-determination is important, but it is not __________ when a child may be at risk of significant harm.

absolute

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The lawyer at Youthlaw who worked alongside the social worker and advised regarding legal privilege is named __________.

Tegan

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The Aboriginal-led, child safety-focused recommendation for family support and cultural connection is __________.

VACCA

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The youth-led Aboriginal youth advocacy organisation recommended for Jack is the __________ Council.

Koorie Youth

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The organization recommended for disability advocacy and Aboriginal disability supports with a human rights focus is the __________ Network.

First Peoples Disability

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Regarding professional boundaries, a social worker CAN perform risk assessment and safety planning, but CANNOT __________ Jack from home.

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