Table of Contents The Law on Extended Supervision Order Risk Posed by an High Risk Offender What Conditions May be Imposed on an ESO? Can ESO Conditions be Varied? What Happens for Breaches of ESO Conditions? The Extended Supervision Order (ESO) is a legal mechanism utilised in New South Wales to manage individuals who pose a high risk to the…
Table of Contents What is a Statutory Declaration? Who can Sign a Statutory Declaration? Who can Witness a Statutory Declaration? Penalty for False Statutory Declaration What is the Difference between a Statutory Declaration and an Affidavit? In New South Wales (NSW), a statutory declaration must adhere to the prescribed format provided in either the Eighth or Ninth Schedule of the…
Table of Contents Bestiality Meaning Bestiality Laws in Australia Bestiality Laws in NSW Is Beasteality Porn Illegal in Australia? Bestiality is a term that refers to sexual contact between a human and an animal. It is considered a taboo subject and is generally frowned upon in most cultures. Bestiality is not legal in Australia. In fact, it is considered…
Table of Contents Doli Incapax Meaning When was Doli Incapax Introduced in Australia? Doli Incapax NSW NSW Bar Association Call to Increase Criminal Responsibility International Age of Criminal Responsibility Recent Cases of Doli Incapax Application in Australia Doli incapax is a legal doctrine that refers to the presumption that a young person is incapable of forming the mens rea, or…
Table of Contents Where Did the Law Develop? The Right to Silence in Australia Famous Criminal Cases in Australia Does Miranda Rights Apply in Australia? Exceptions to the Right to Remain Silent in Australia What Are Your Rights If You Are Arrested? The right to remain silent in common law can be traced back to the principles of English common…
Can Sniffer Dogs Smell Drugs Inside You? Sniffer dogs, also known as drug detection dogs, are specially trained canines that are often used by law enforcement agencies for detecting the presence of drugs. These highly trained dogs have a keen sense of smell and are capable of detecting a wide range of drugs, including marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine. They…
Is It Illegal to have an Encrypted Phone in NSW? In New South Wales, the use of encrypted phones and devices has become a topic of legal debate. There are laws that specifically address the possession of dedicated encrypted criminal communication devices. These laws aim to combat organised crime, terrorism, and other illicit activities that may involve the use of…
What Is Involuntary Manslaughter? Involuntary manslaughter is a legal term used to describe a type of homicide where a person is killed unintentionally, but due to the negligent or reckless behaviour of another individual. In Australia, involuntary manslaughter is a serious criminal offense that carries severe penalties, including imprisonment. Meaning of Involuntary Manslaughter The term “manslaughter” refers to the killing…
LEPRA NSW – A Close Look at NSW Police Powers LEPRA is a law in New South Wales (NSW) that sets out the powers and responsibilities of the police force. All NSW residents should have a basis understanding of these police powers in order to protect their rights and ensure that police officers act within the limits of the law….
Using a Carriage Service to Menace or Harass “Use carriage service to menace” refers to a criminal offense in many jurisdictions including Australia, where a person uses telecommunication services such as emails, text messages, phone calls, or social media platforms to harass, intimidate, or cause offense to another person. It involves the use of guided or unguided electromagnetic energy to…