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Nimbin Man Arrested After Facebook Post

Created on: 28.05.17 | Updated on: 01.09.20

Nimbin Man Arrested For Facebook Post A Nimbin guy has been arrested for allegedly posting a video of his marijuana crop on Facebook. Peter Till, the man we are talking about, allegedly bragged about his…

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The Harmful Psychological Effects of Incarceration

Created on: 21.05.17 | Updated on: 09.09.20

The Harmful Psychological Effects of Incarceration In 2015 the number of people incarcerated in Australian gaols reached a record high of 35,467. That is almost 200 prisoners per 100,000 adults. In NSW alone capacity is…

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What does Jury Duty Pay?

Created on: 10.05.17 | Updated on: 15.11.20

What Does Jury Duty Pay? We are undeniably lucky to live in a society where we have a robust justice system. Jury trials are a crucial part of this system as such, any Australian citizen…

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Guilty or Not Guilty? What would Cassandra Sainsbury expect if she had got caught in Australia?

Created on: 04.05.17 | Updated on: 01.09.20

Guilty or Not Guilty? What would Cassandra Sainsbury expect if she had got caught in Australia? Adelaide’s Cassandra Sainsbury was arrested for possessing about 6 kg of cocaine at a Columbian airport. While there are…

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Mentally ill or Not?- Some Considerations for Defendants Suffering from Mental Conditions

Created on: 01.05.17 | Updated on: 09.09.20

Considerations for Defendants Suffering from Mental Conditions Under section 32 of the Mental Health (Forensic Provisions) Act 1990 (NSW), an accused whom the court deems as a sufferer of a mental condition or a mental…

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Should Drug Possession be Decriminalised?

Created on: 02.04.17 | Updated on: 16.11.23

Should Drug Possession be De-Criminalised? Australians are no strangers when it comes to illicit drug use. According to the United Nation’s 2014 World Drug Report Australia surpasses every other country when it comes to ecstasy…

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Majority Verdicts – How do they Work?

Created on: 20.01.17 | Updated on: 09.09.20

Majority Verdicts – How do they work? Our criminal justice system in Australia has, for hundreds of years, always known that an accused person tried before a jury could only be found guilty of the…

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What To Do When A Police Officer Wants to Search You

Created on: 13.01.17 | Updated on: 09.09.20

If you are approached by a police officer and asked to submit to a search, you can either consent or refuse a search. If you consent, remember to ask the officer for the reason of…

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Things To Remember When You Are Being Arrested and Taken Back To The Police Station

Created on: 02.12.16 | Updated on: 15.06.24

It is an unfortunate situation when you find yourself locked up in a paddy wagon and being sent to the police station. There are many things that you must remember if you have been arrested….

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The cost of jailing someone in Australia – Money well spent?

Created on: 05.11.16 | Updated on: 24.11.17

The cost of jailing someone in Australia – Money well spent? In 2013 – 2014, the prison system cost Australia $2.6 billion. This works out to about $100,000 per year per inmate. The Productivity Commission…

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