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One Punch Assaults Causing Death (NSW)
One Punch Assaults Causing Death (NSW)
One punch assaults, also known as ‘king hits’ or ‘coward punches’, have dominated the media in recent years. These terms refer to assaults where a person strikes another in the head and knocks them unconscious, leaving the victim at risk of further head trauma when impacting with the ground. A worrying trend has developed in…
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New Crown Land Laws Restrict Public Gatherings (NSW)
New Crown Land Laws Restrict Public Gatherings (NSW)
On 1st July 2018, new laws regulating the use of Crown land in New South Wales took effect.  The amendments to the Crown Land Management Act and Crown Land Management Regulations give broad powers to police and other public officials to disperse or ban public gatherings including protests, rallies and meetings. The legislation relates to…
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Cultivating Cannabis and the Law (NSW)
Cultivating Cannabis and the Law (NSW)
In 2006, the federal government legalised the cultivation of cannabis with a licence for medicinal purposes. It is now legal to grow marijuana in Australia when you are licenced to do so and under strict controls. However, cultivating cannabis without a licence remains a serious offence in all states and territories. In New South Wales,…
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Changes to Criminal Procedure: Early Appropriate Guilty Pleas (NSW)
Changes to Criminal Procedure: Early Appropriate Guilty Pleas (NSW)
In a bid to reduce the backlog of District Court matters and minimize the delay faced by many defendants charged with indictable matters, a NSW Law Reform Commission Inquiry was set up in 2014 to investigate guilty pleas in indictable matters and the strategies that could be used to encourage early guilty pleas. It was found…
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