Private, public and criminal law: conceptual distinctions Criminal law is considered a type of public law, as it is concerned with offenses committed against society as a whole rather than just individuals. For example, murder, theft, and assault, are not just violations of an individual’s rights, but they are also considered to be a threat […]
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Good news for New Zealand citizens residing in Australia: on 22nd April 2023, the Australian Government unveiled a direct pathway to Australian citizenship for New Zealand citizens residing in Australia. Beginning 1st July 2023, New Zealand citizens who have lived in Australia for at least four years will be able to directly apply for Australian
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Criminal law is an integral aspect of protecting the wider society as it holds people accountable for their criminal actions. It attempts to create a moral fabric for society of which we mold into. The criminal justice system is critical to the continued safety and well being of the community through the rules and guidelines
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On 27 April 2023, the federal government announced a major rewrite of Australia’s immigration system. 2023 Changes to Immigration System Among the changes foreshadowed will be: an immediate lift to the minimum wage threshold (TISMIT) currently set at $53,900 to $70,000 for skilled workers tightening of rules for Student sc500 visa holders changes to the points
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It appears that Australia is close to amending its immigration rules for around 500,000 New Zealanders living here. The Australian government has announced plans to streamline the citizenship process for numerous New Zealanders residing in the country. Starting 1st July, all special category visa holders can directly apply for citizenship without the need for permanent residency first,
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Civil and Criminal law deals with a multitude of matters but are categorised as different types of disputes in NSW and Australia. The differences between civil and criminal law involve elements such as the types of cases, parties involved, purposes and outcomes, standard and burden of proof and court processes. These differences shape both civil
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Our solicitor, Mr. Christopher Alis, represented a 19-year-old mother in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. The 19-year-old mother had recently separated from her 19-year-old partner, with whom she has a 2-year-old daughter. The father took the child to spend time with him; however, he never returned the child to the mother’s care.
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It is important that criminal law is considered from all angles for a comprehensive approach. Criminal law principles are crucial as they are the fundamentals of criminal law practice. Principles are learned in a university style setting and they are integral for the eventual practice of law. Commonwealth Criminal Code The commonwealth criminal code is
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What Is Conspiracy To Murder? Have you been charged with conspiracy to commit murder? Do you know what it is that you need to do? Murder is one of the most serious aspects of criminal law and it is some of the most serious offending an individual can do. Conspiracy to commit murder means that
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Drug possession is a serious offence and it is not a charge that should be taken lightly. Drug possession can have implications not just for you as an individual but for the community as a whole. Drug possession relates to the physical handling of a prohibited drug and having it within your care or on
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We acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
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