Criminal Laws in Australia: Cases and Materials"Criminal Laws in Australia: Cases and Materials" deals comprehensively with the criminal law in all Australian states and territories and is both a casebook and textbook. Authors, Deakin University
Rhino horn trading and the resilience of criminal networks JULIE AYLING INTRODUCTION There is plenty of evidence of man's hand in the extinction of species over the last several thousand years. Humans have always regarded other sentient and non-sentient species as resources and tradeable commodities...
As Vera-Gray states in the context of such debates over the naming and conceptualising of violence and abuse, “one frame need not replace the other; rather, open discussions about terminology assist in expanding the vocabulary we have to speak of women’s experiences” (2017a; 12). She con...
9 In cases where a criminal had been capitally convicted and were sending petitions to London for a remission of the sentence, the opinion of the Lord Advocate was often solicited by both the petitioners and the authorities in London and could be pivotal in the decision-making process. In ...
Since its publication in 1962 the American Model Penal Code has been the model for the enact- ment of completely new criminal codes by a large majority of states in the union.154 Other common law jurisdictions have adopted criminal codes, including Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Ireland is...
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The German underground isn't wide as the Russian one, but it offers a selection of its best product and services, that in the majority of cases are localized by smaller communities of hackers. The offer of the German underground includes: ...
Five stages exist in criminal cases: 1) pre-trial discovery and motions; 2) resolution via trial or plea of guilty/ no contest; 3) sentencing; 4) direct appeal; 5) collateral attack using post-conviction motions. Once a defendant is convicted and sentenced there are still a myriad of ...
1.1. The need for cognitive justice in wildfire risk management Different forms of direct and cultural violence exercised on fire-dependent indigenous peoples over the last 100 years have been extensively documented across the world (Lewis, 1989; Laris, 2002, Rodríguez, 2007, Ponce-Calderón et al...
This chapter queries the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) role in the Middle East in order to pursue transitional justice. Specifically, it casts doubt over the legal basis and desirability of an ICC intervention into the situation in Palestine. Des