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Deterrence (NSW)
Deterrence (NSW)
New South Wales courts must sentence offenders found guilty of criminal offences under the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999.   No two crimes are the same and so courts are afforded immense discretion when sentencing an offender, after considering all the circumstances of the offending and of the offender. In the 1998 case of Veen v…
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Penalty Notice Scheme for Drug Possession (NSW)
Penalty Notice Scheme for Drug Possession (NSW)
Following the spate of publicity around drug use at music festivals in New South Wales, the state government has introduced a new penalty notice scheme for drug possession offences. Prior to the new scheme being put in place, those found in possession of prohibited drugs at music festivals were generally given a Court Attendance Notice…
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Victims Support Scheme (NSW)
Victims Support Scheme (NSW)
The Victims Rights and Support Act 2013 sets out the rights of victims of acts of violence in New South Wales. The act establishes the Victims Support Scheme, under which eligible victims can apply for financial assistance, counselling or a payment in recognition of the trauma they have suffered. The Victims Rights and Support Regulations…
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Young Offenders and Police (NSW)
Young Offenders and Police (NSW)
A young person aged 10 or older can be arrested (or summonsed) and charged with a criminal offence in New South Wales.  In many respects the process of being arrested and charged is the same for young offenders as for adults. However, police are required to observe some extra precautions when dealing with a young…
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