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High Court Rules That Evidence Derived From ANOM Is Admissible
Case marks a landmark moment for Australian criminal law: evidence from ANOM-a covertly controlled encrypted-app sting-is now definitively admissible.
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In Australia, it is 16 or 17 depending on the state or territory.
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Voyeurism In Victoria – Meaning, Charges, Penalties And The Law
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The offence of shooting a firearm at a dwelling house in NSW
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Victoria Police Illegally Installed Permanent Listening Devices In Prisons
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Extended Supervision Orders: Complete guide in New South Wales
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NSW police officer referred to DPP for potential criminal charges over serious misconduct
Policeman committed serious misconduct by using excessive force & destroying body-worn video evidence. 4 colleagues also breached their duty by failing to report it.
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The NSW Offence Of Permitting An Intoxicated Person On Licensed Premises
The proposed amendment is to the offence of permitting an intoxicated person on a licensed premises under subsection 73(1)(a) of the Liquor Act.
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Abuse Settlement Deed Set Aside
This decision confirms that what a court considers to be just and reasonable is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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The Criminal Offence Of Dishonestly Obtaining Financial Advantage By Deception In NSW
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Two Men Charged Over Alleged $15,000 Copper Cable Theft In East Maitland
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High-Speed Chase In Penrith Highlights The Harsh Reality Of Disqualified Driving Laws In NSW
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The NSW Offence of Affray: Charges Following Wollongong Nightclub Brawl
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Childcare Worker Charged Over Alleged Toddler Assault in Doonside
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Gosford Man Faces Court Over Suspicious Erina Fire
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Teenager Charged Over Alleged Robbery, Assault, and Bail Breach in Sydney
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Parramatta Court Confronts Alleged Badge Fraud, Drugs, And Replica Weapons Case
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Operation Trident: Over 200 Charges Laid in North-West Sydney Crime Crackdown as 1871 Vapes, 145,878 Illicit Cigarettes and 11.6kg of Loose-Leaf Tobacco Are Seized
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Teenager Charged Over Alleged Robbery, Assault, and Bail Breach in Sydney
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Charged After Alleged Stabbing At Hornsby Station: What The Law Says About Carrying A Knife In NSW
Under section 93IB of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW), it is an offence to be in possession of a knife in a public place or school without a lawful excuse.
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Parramatta Court Confronts Alleged Badge Fraud, Drugs, And Replica Weapons Case
The impersonation charge carries a maximum penalty of two years' imprisonment, reflecting the gravity with which the law regards the deliberate misrepresentation of public authority.
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Operation Trident: Over 200 Charges Laid in North-West Sydney Crime Crackdown as 1871 Vapes, 145,878 Illicit Cigarettes and 11.6kg of Loose-Leaf Tobacco Are Seized
The operation, mobilising around 250 specialist officers alongside regular frontline police, targeted a broad spectrum of criminal activity.
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Newcastle Man Charged Over Alleged False Report Of Animal Cruelty
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NSW To Review Presumption That Children Cannot Be Guilty Of Criminal Offences
The doctrine of doli incapax is a centuries-old legal presumption that children of a certain age lack the mental capacity to fully understand serious wrongdoing.
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Caught With Tobacco Without A Licence? Here's How A Criminal Lawyer Can Help
Under recent reforms to Victoria's tobacco laws, it is now an offence to sell tobacco without a valid licence.
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The Offence Of Recklessly Causing Grievous Bodily Harm In NSW
The offence of recklessly causing grievous bodily harm is one of a number of assault offences on the NSW books.
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What Is An ADVO (And How Do You Get One)?
These orders are designed to protect a person known as the Person In Need Of Protection.
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Illicit Tobacco And The Law: What Constitutes A Criminal Offence In Victoria?
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Cassius Turvey Murder Case: The Impact Of Race And Social Status In Criminal Investigations
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To Apologise, Or Not To Apologise – That Is The Question
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Firearm Offences that Apply to Mass Shootings in New South Wales
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NSW Police Force targets the possession of knives in public places
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What Are The Penalties On Hiding Number Plates In NSW?
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New Child Sex, Female Genital Mutilation And Necrophilia Laws
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The Difference Between State And Federal Tobacco Offences In Victoria
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The Various Offences Of Drug Supply In New South Wales
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Strip search class action confirms numerous NSW police strip searches illegal
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Intensive correction order made against officer who illegally shared restricted data
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