Category: Crimes Act Victoria (1958)

Division 4 under Part 1 of Crimes Act Victoria (1958) is about contamination of goods Victoria. Specifically, sections 248 and 249 outline points in relation...

This article will talk about the different child abuse material defences under the Crimes Act Victoria. The following are the child abuse material defences: Accused...

Theft and handling stolen goods are crimes punishable under the Crimes Act of Victoria. These actions harm individuals and businesses while destroying the sense of...

Content Warning: This content deals with sensitive topics such as sexual offences involving mentally ill individuals, particularly sexual assault, abuse, or violence. It may include...

Division 3 under Part II (Offenders) of the Crimes Act Victoria (1958) is about the criminal liability of married persons. This Division consists of the...

Division 6 under Part 1 of Crimes Act Victoria (1958) is on the offence of perjury. Section 314 of Crimes Act is about perjury. In...

Under the Crimes Act of Victoria, there are different types of robbery. Robbery is a serious crime that involves using force or the threat of...

The Crimes Act 1958 Victoria punishes conduct corrupting a betting outcome. Division 2B covers Sections 195C to 195F. This division specifically addresses these offences: Engaging...

Content warning: This article on "procuring sexual acts, Crimes Act Victoria" contains topics that may be sensitive or triggering for some readers. We advise reader...

Trigger warning: This article contains discussions of rape and sexual assault. It is important to acknowledge that discussions of rape and sexual assault can be...

In Australia, theft offences are serious criminal acts punishable under the law. It encompasses various actions that involve dishonestly taking someone else's property without their...

Under Victorian criminal law, destroying or damaging property encompasses a range of offences. Each offence has its own set of legal implications. Sections 196 to...

Division 5 under Part 1 of Crimes Act Victoria (1958) is about the offence of destruction of evidence. In this article we will outline the...

The use of firearms is capable of both great good and great harm. In the wrong hands, people can use firearms to inflict violence and...

Money laundering refers to the processes of concealing the origin of money that parties have obtained illegally. For example, money obtained from illicit activities such...

This article will discuss the crime of causing serious injury under sections 15 to 15B of the Crimes Act 1958 of Victoria.  Every year, thousands...

What are identity crimes? In the digital age, our identities are more vulnerable than ever before. With a few clicks of a mouse, a thief...

Content warning: This article on child abuse material contains topics that may be distressing for some readers. We advise readers' discretion. An offender can legally...