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Maroochydore Criminal Lawyers | Expert Criminal Solicitors

Maroochydore Criminal Lawyers | Criminal Solicitors in Maroochydore

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Criminal Law » QLD » Maroochydore LawyersCriminal Law, QLD
Fraud Offences (Qld)
Fraud Offences (Qld)
The offence of fraud is governed by section 408C of the Queensland Criminal Code 1899. That provision states that a person commits fraud if they dishonestly: Apply to their own use or to the use of another person property belonging to another or property in the person’s possession that is subject to a trust, direction or…
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Domestic Violence Orders and Going Interstate (Qld)
Domestic Violence Orders and Going Interstate (Qld)
If you are a party to a Domestic Violence Order made in Queensland, it is important to know that this order can be enforced or amended in all other Australian states and territories. The National Domestic Violence Order Scheme introduced new laws in 2017 to streamline this process. This means that you can now be…
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Sentencing Assessment Reports in the Local Court (NSW)
Sentencing Assessment Reports in the Local Court (NSW)
A Sentencing Assessment Report (SAR) is used to assist a court to determine the appropriate sentencing orders to impose on a defendant. Sentencing Assessment Reports are prepared in response to an order by the court for an SAR to be prepared. Such an order may be made because of the nature of the offence, the…
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The Right to Silence (Qld)
The Right to Silence (Qld)
The right to silence is recognised as a fundamental common law right in all Australian jurisdictions. In Queensland, it is codified in Section 397 of the Police Powers and Responsibility Act (PPRA), which states that a person’s right to refuse to answer questions is protected, unless they are required under legislation to answer the questions.The…
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