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Officials Perverting the Course of Justice (NSW)
Officials Perverting the Course of Justice (NSW)
While police and judicial officers are responsible for prosecuting and sentencing individuals for criminal offences, sometimes people in positions of authority are themselves charged with perverting the course of justice. This commonly arises in circumstances that amount to an abuse of power. A recent case from the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal dealt with a…
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Pet Registration (NSW)
Pet Registration (NSW)
As cats and dogs are the most common household pets, this article examines the pet registration requirements for these two companion animals only. Any other pet, especially exotic animals, may be subject to different legislative requirements, and it is advised that any prospective owners make themselves aware of the specific requirements related to their pet.…
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The Defence of Duress (NSW)
The Defence of Duress (NSW)
Duress is available as a defence to most criminal offences in New South Wales. It is defined as an extremely serious threat to the accused which compelled them to perform acts that they would not willingly perform. The rationale for the defence of duress is that individuals should not be held criminally culpable for acts…
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Neighbourhood Disputes (NSW)
Neighbourhood Disputes (NSW)
Neighbourhood disputes can arise over many everyday matters, such as pets, trees, dividing fences or noise. In many cases, neighbourhood disputes can be resolved informally, by talking about the situation and listening to each other’s point of view. Where this does not solve the problem, mediation can be used to arrive at a mutually acceptable…
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