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by Martin Vazquez on April 17, 2018
Body Worn Video Cameras (BWV) are a fairly recent development in Australian Policing. In 2007 they were first trialed in Western Australia, with the majority of States and Territories caught up by 2016. The primary […]
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by Amanda Tsang on April 16, 2018
As technology advances, we are able to build machines to perform functions that were once the sole domain of humans. One idea is the building of autonomous, or self-driving cars. These are installed with sensors […]
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by Janelle Whale on April 15, 2018
1.Concealing a Birth (section 85 Crimes Act 1900) This offence is targeted at situations where a baby is stillborn and the body buried without alerting authorities. It does not involve blaming the accused for the […]
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by Andrew Fraser on April 14, 2018
The ACT Government leads the way in all matters progressive, right? Renewable energy? A mile in front of all other jurisdictions. Gender equality? Big tick. Age discrimination? Fail. The ACT’s magistrates are the victims of […]
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by Martin Vazquez on April 13, 2018
The most common method used by police to detect peoples speed is to use what is called a LIDAR, commonly referred to as a radar gun. After being caught speeding by police, many people question […]
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by Trudie Cameron on April 12, 2018
Providing the court with a genuine and effective character reference is an excellent way to increase your chance of obtaining a favourable result. It is not an easy task as a good reference must comply […]
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by John Sutton on April 11, 2018
There are few things treated with more sanctity in civilized society than a human life. The law prescribes severe penalties for people who take the life of others – both Murder and aiding in suicide […]
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by Anne-Louise Pham on April 10, 2018
With international travel and international investments increasing on an exponential level, it is not uncommon for parties to be able to commence proceedings in more than one country. International mobility has produced a volume of […]
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by Tyson Brown on April 9, 2018
A Sydney University student was arrested by Newtown Police after a sting operation that nabbed the 24 year old when he collected mail containing drugs. Police seized quantities of LSD, MDMA, Cannabis and the prescription […]
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by Scott Casey on April 8, 2018
In a further step towards cracking down on Domestic Violence, recent changes now allow DVO’s granted in Queensland to be recognised and enforced in all other Australian states. Prior to the implementation of the National […]
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