Can you be guilty of damaging property which has not been damaged?
A recent case taken to the High Court posed an interesting question: can someone be found guilty of damaging property, where the property has not actually been damaged?
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How can human rights be protected in the era of artificial intelligence?
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) raises serious human rights implications. While regulations do exist to cover AI and data processing, is this really enough to protect our basic human rights?
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What is duress?
Learn about duress – a possible defence to a criminal charge such as assault, where the defendant argues that they were forced to take a certain action.
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Is pepper spray legal in Australia?
Find out whether it’s legal to carry or use pepper spray in Australia, and what the potential penalties are.
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Fake IDs: What are the penalties in NSW?
If you’re a minor and use a fake ID in NSW, you may be fined up to $2,200 and have 6 months added to your provisional driver’s licence.
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Writing a court character reference: A step-by-step guide
A step-by-step guide to writing a court character reference if someone you know has broken the law and is required to attend court.
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Inquiry into disproportionate Indigenous incarceration
Explore key issues identified by the ALRC in their inquiry into the over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in our prisons, and their recommendations for reform.
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