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Insanity Defence In Criminal Law There are many criminal law defences which are used to try and explain why criminal liability is either mitigated or removed in any given criminal
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Note: The Business Innovation and Investment Programme is currently closed to new applications until further notice. Australia’s Business Innovation and Investment Visa program has stirred significant debate in recent years.
You might have heard about the concept of damages before in a compensation case. “Damages” mean the money one person may have to pay to another person because of harm
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The question, ‘Do I need a personal injury lawyer’ can come up often right after being injured in the workplace. Personal injury law can be hard to understand, and personal
Increased Student and Student Guardian Financial Capacity Requirements Migration LIN 23/070 – F2023L01349 – Evidence of financial capacity—Subclass 500 Visa and Subclass 590 Visa Amendment Specification 2023 This Instrument amends
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Indigenous Acknowledgement
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.