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DetailsWhat is predatory driving? Predatory driving is a criminal offence under section 51A of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). It occurs when someone drives a motor vehicle and: Pursues or travels near another vehicle on the road, Causing or threatening an impact, and Intending to cause the person in the other vehicle actual bodily harm. An impact refers…
DetailsParole is integral in the NSW Criminal Justice System. It is administered by the NSW State Parole Authority which involves five officials: • A Judge. • A NSW Police Force member. • A Community Corrections NSW representative. • Two further members who represent the wider community. The hearings are usually held in the Parramatta District…
DetailsSee our article on the case of Lin v R [2015] NSWCCA 204 for more information on what the prosecution have to prove in relation to section 400.9 of the Criminal Code. Australian Federal Police investigating money laundering cases in Australia. Anti-Money Laundering Case Studies and the role of AUSTRAC AUSTRAC investigating money laundering cases in…
DetailsMoney laundering is becoming highly complex, with the use of sophisticated methods. Explore a range of money laundering case studies investigated by AUSTRAC.
DetailsDiscover whether the prosecution needs to specify which crime it believes was associated with the “proceeds of crime” as part of a money laundering case.
DetailsMoney laundering is the process where profits that are derived from illegitimate means are given the appearance of coming from a legitimate source. Money laundering allows people to use funds from proceeds of crime for personal use because it turns ‘dirty’ money into ‘clean’ money.
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