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Cultivating Controlled Plants (Tas)
Cultivating Controlled Plants (Tas)
The cultivation of cannabis is an offence in Tasmania unless it is done for medicinal purposes by a person licenced to grow cannabis under the federal licencing scheme. Cultivating controlled plants such as cannabis or opium poppies, is punishable by penalties at different levels depending on the amount of plant grown. While isolated voices have…
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Sexual Assaults on Adults (Tas)
Sexual Assaults on Adults (Tas)
Sexual offences in Tasmania are governed by the Criminal Code Act 1924. This act covers a range of sexual offences against children as well as sexual assaults against adults. The majority of sexual offences against adults that exist under Tasmanian law relate to non-consensual sexual contact. Consent Consent is defined as ‘free agreement’ (Section 2A).…
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The Age of Consent: Romeo and Juliette Laws (Tas)
The Age of Consent: Romeo and Juliette Laws (Tas)
The age of consent laws across Australia are notoriously inconsistent. While the age of consent stands at 16 in the majority of states and territories, it is 17 in South Australia and Tasmania. In all states, a mistaken but reasonable belief that the child was older than they in fact were can be used as…
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Breach of a Family Violence Order in Tasmania
Breach of a Family Violence Order in Tasmania
A breach of a Family Violence Order in Tasmania is a serious criminal offence. In Tasmania, a court may make a Family Violence Order (FVO) under the Family Violence Act 2004. These orders generally prohibit a defendant from threatening, abusing, or assaulting a protected person of whom they are in a family or domestic relationship…
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