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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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Court Etiquette in Tasmania
Court Etiquette in Tasmania
It is important to adhere to the court etiquette in Tasmania as it displays the requisite respect for the courts and legal system. Everyone must follow the court’s procedural rules. If you do not follow this etiquette, the judicial officers may require you to exit the court or they may find you in contempt of…
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Firearms Offences in Tasmania
Firearms Offences in Tasmania
Firearms offences in Tasmania are governed by the Firearms Act 1996. In Tasmania, a person who owns or possesses a firearm must hold a licence and every firearm must be registered. Further, the range of firearms that a person can lawfully use, possess or collect is restricted. Anyone who isn’t authorised to have a firearm…
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Fraud in Tasmania
Fraud in Tasmania
Since 2013 there has been a general offence of fraud in Tasmania under s 253A of the state’s Criminal Code. This is the most serious of the fraud-related dishonesty offences in Tasmania. A maximum penalty of 21 years imprisonment applies although, in practice, a much lesser penalty is usually imposed by the courts. What is…
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