What is mutual assistance? Mutual Assistance is an avenue used by countries to provide and obtain formal assistance in criminal investigations and prosecution. It allows Australian law enforcement authorities to cooperate with international enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute offenders that are allegedly conducting illicit activities across borders. The Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act…
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In its 2020-21 annual report, the ACIC provides insight into its capabilities and key achievements throughout the reporting period.
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Discover how the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC)’s National Criminal Intelligence Fusion Capability collects information about you.
DetailsDiscover whether the powers of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) can be challenged.
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What is client legal privilege? Client legal privilege is a right that can be exercised by legal practitioners resisting the disclosure of certain information concerning a client that would otherwise be required to be disclosed. It is both a right under the common law (the law developed by the decisions of judges, courts and tribunals)…
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Explore the powers of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) which focuses on reducing the impact of serious and organised crime on Australia.
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What happens when a wanted fugitive flees the country, and how do they get extradited back? Who has the final say? Explore the key considerations.
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