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Criminal Law » TAS » Launceston LawyersCriminal Law, TAS
Animal Cruelty Offences (Tas)
Animal Cruelty Offences (Tas)
The Tasmanian Animal Welfare Act 1993 regulates the treatment of animals under human care or charge, including domestic animals and animals held for commercial purposes. The act defines animal as including all live vertebrate animals except for humans. The act stipulates that humans having control of animals have a duty of care and sets out…
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Dangerous Criminal Declarations (Tas)
Dangerous Criminal Declarations (Tas)
Tasmanian legislation allows courts to declare a person a dangerous criminal if they fulfill certain criteria. A declaration that an offender is a dangerous criminal means that the person is not released from custody until the declaration is discharged. In practice, this can mean that an offender remains in custody for many years beyond the…
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Suspended Sentence Orders (Tas)
Suspended Sentence Orders (Tas)
In Tasmania, when a court sentences an offender to a term of imprisonment, it can order that the term of imprisonment be suspended in whole or in part. When a person is given a suspended sentence, they are allowed to live in the community and do not have to serve the term provided they abide…
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Home Detention (Tas)
Home Detention (Tas)
In December 2018, the Tasmanian government passed legislation allowing courts to sentence offenders to home detention orders. Under Part 5A of the Sentencing Act 1997, an offender can now be ordered to be at a specified premise and to comply with strict conditions including electronic monitoring. Home detention orders allow courts to impose custodial sentences…
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