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Youth Detention (Qld)
Youth Detention (Qld)
Young offenders aged between 10 and 18 can be sentenced to a period of detention if they are found guilty of an offence or remanded in a youth detention centre if they are refused bail. There are two youth detention centres in Queensland, the Brisbane Youth Detention Centre in Wacol and the Cleveland Youth Detention…
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Firearm Silencers and the Law (Qld)
Firearm Silencers and the Law (Qld)
A Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) decision late last year has called into question the state’s laws prohibiting firearm silencers. The decision considered the Queensland Police’s refusal to grant a farmer’s request to possess a silencer in order to more safely use his firearms to control invasive species on his property. The health benefits…
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Fingerprints and DNA Samples (Qld)
Fingerprints and DNA Samples (Qld)
In Queensland, the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act gives police the power to take a person’s identifying particulars or a DNA sample in some circumstances.  Whether the police can take your fingerprints or other identifying particulars or a DNA sample and when they must destroy them depends on the offence you have been charged with…
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Attempted Offences and Conspiracy (Qld)
Attempted Offences and Conspiracy (Qld)
The Queensland Criminal Code makes it an offence to attempt to commit a criminal offence or to conspire to commit a criminal offence. The maximum penalties which apply to attempts to commit offences and conspiring to commit offences depend on the penalty that applies to the offence itself. The maximum penalty for attempted offences is…
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