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Applying for an Intervention Order in South Australia
Applying for an Intervention Order in South Australia
A person experiencing domestic or family violence can apply for an Intervention Order in South Australia restraining the other person from committing further abuse. The main legislation dealing with Intervention Orders in South Australia is the Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Act 2009. The Act sets out how a person can apply for a restraining…
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Breach of an Intervention Order in South Australia
Breach of an Intervention Order in South Australia
Breaching an Intervention Order in South Australia (previously known Restraining Orders) is set out in section 31 of the Intervention Orders (Prevention of Abuse) Act 2009.   An Intervention Order places restrictions on the defendant from contacting the protected person. The parties may have been in a domestic or non-domestic relationship. An Intervention Order in…
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Fraud in South Australia
Fraud in South Australia
Fraud in South Australia is charged under the general offence of deception, which is found in section 139 of the Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935 (SA). This section replaced the common law offences relating to dishonesty that applied in South Australia before 2002. The offence of deception is established when: A person deceives another; By…
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Firearms Offences in SA
Firearms Offences in SA
There are many firearms offences in SA (South Australia), some of which carry severe penalties. To possess, own or use a firearm anywhere in the state, you have to have obtained a licence and your firearm must have been registered. Eligibility for a licence is set out in the Firearms Act 1977 and includes: sporting…
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