Confidentiality
Term that allows rape crisis workers to have confidentiality with survivors.
What is Absolute Privilege
This professional receives special training to administer the Sexual Assault Forensic Exam
Who is the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)?
An advocate needs to report to DCFS if a peer assaults a child.
What is no.
This is the place at the courthouse survivors can go to obtain an Order of Protection or a Civil No Contact.
What is D100?
This should be dialed before calling a client.
What is *67?
What are two exceptions to confidentiality?
What is Risk of harm to self and others, need to report to DCFS
Which option represents the survivor's right to have a kit completed but not released to the crime lab or be known to the police.
Option C
An advocate may share information about the case with a parent of a child older than 12 without breaking confidentiality.
What is false
Who is the attorney in criminal cases?
What is the State's Attorney?
What is 48 hours?
In what situations might an advocate unintentionally break confidentiality (name at least one).
What is...
Sitting in on police interviews
Talking with survivor in a public place
Sharing information or discussing case with others not 40 hour trained
This act reimburses survivors for expenses related to their crime.
What is the Crime Victims Compensation Act?
An advocate should give advice to the survivor.
What is false?
According to Illinois Law what 2 things need to be present for a crime to be charged a criminal sexual assault?
What is force and threat.
Name 2 requirements for volunteers once they officially become volunteers.
What is take 4 shifts a month, attend quarterly volunteer meetings or supervision, update confidentiality, and civil rights training.