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Coronavirus Emergency Restrictions (Vic)
Coronavirus Emergency Restrictions (Vic)
The Victorian government has put in place a number of emergency restrictions in an attempt to limit the spread of the Coronavirus. These emergency restrictions have been passed under the emergency power of the Public Health and Wellbeing Act and will be in place until they expire on the 13th April. They affect when persons…
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Summary Offences (Vic)
Summary Offences (Vic)
Criminal offences in Victoria fall into two categories: summary offences and indictable offences. Summary offences are dealt with in the Magistrates Court, which can sentence a defendant to a maximum penalty of two years imprisonment for a single charge. Indictable offences are more serious and carry higher maximum penalties. They are generally dealt with by…
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Sex Work and the Law (Vic)
Sex Work and the Law (Vic)
Sex work is legal in Victoria but it is subject to a strict licensing scheme governed by the Sex Work Act 1994 and the Sex Work Regulations 2016. Sex workers who are unable to comply with these licensing requirements operate outside of the legal framework and can be prosecuted with criminal offences. This means that…
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Unfitness for Trial (Vic)
Unfitness for Trial (Vic)
Persons charged with criminal offences must decide whether they wish to plead guilty or not guilty. This means the accused person must make a conscious, deliberate and voluntary decision to either accept responsibility for the charged offence or deny the charged offence and contest the matter in court. This decision is of extreme significance as…
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