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Can Young People Consent to Sex? (ACT)
Can Young People Consent to Sex? (ACT)
The criminal laws in Australian states and territories are notorious for their lack of consistency. The age at which a person can consent to sex is one example of this. While the age of consent is 16 in most jurisdictions, it stands at 17 in others. Different states have different defences available to charges of…
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Breach of a Domestic Violence Protection Order in the Australian Capital Territory
Breach of a Domestic Violence Protection Order in the Australian Capital Territory
A breach of a Domestic Violence Protection Order in the ACT is a serious criminal offence. In the ACT, orders restraining a person (the defendant) from committing family and domestic violence are made under the Domestic Violence and Protection Orders Act 2008 (ACT). These orders are referred to as Domestic Violence Protection Orders. They provide…
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Fraud in the Australian Capital Territory
Fraud in the Australian Capital Territory
Fraud in the Australian Capital Territory is dealt with under Part 3.3 of the Criminal Code 2002 (ACT).  This part of the Code covers a range of fraud-based offences including obtaining property by deception under section 326, obtaining financial advantage by deception under section 332, general dishonesty under section 333 and conspiracy to defraud under…
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Court Etiquette in the Australian Capital Territory
Court Etiquette in the Australian Capital Territory
When attending court in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), you will need to follow the required etiquette to show respect for the legal system. If you do not show the appropriate level of respect, the judicial officers may find you in contempt of court or ask you to depart from the courts. Preparing for court…
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