A good way to study - Crime (1 Viewer)

[monique66]

post sentencing ahh i forget this one
umm is this maximum/minimum security, parole?

yeah that's it, it also includes protective custody, etc..

 

[goan_crazy]

yeah that's it, it also includes protective custody, etc..

yeah thats the word i was looking for
damnation is on the ball

next question:
what does the crimes act 1900 (NSW) cover?

 

[still waiting]

absolutely everything to do with crimes

 

[monique66]

absolutely everything to do with crimes

lol...ur so right!

 

[goan_crazy]

lol...ur so right!

cmon guys dont be lazy
it deals with offences against the community punishable by the state
some crimes it deals with are offences against the person including white collar crime and economic offences, offences against the state, victimless crimes, public order offences, traffic offences,drug offences etc

next question
define a type of crime and give an example
this question will be repeated until all 8 types of crimes are defined and examples are given
that is:
oOffences against the person
oEconomic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property
oOffences against the State
oDrug offences
oPublic order offences
oTraffic offences
o‘Victimless’ crimes
oPreliminary crimes

that will keep ya busy

 

[monique66]

cmon guys dont be lazy
it deals with offences against the community punishable by the state
some crimes it deals with are offences against the person including white collar crime and economic offences, offences against the state, victimless crimes, public order offences, traffic offences,drug offences etc

next question
define a type of crime and give an example
this question will be repeated until all 8 types of crimes are defined and examples are given
that is:
oOffences against the person
oEconomic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property
oOffences against the State
oDrug offences
oPublic order offences
oTraffic offences
o‘Victimless’ crimes
oPreliminary crimes

that will keep ya busy

offences against the person involve some direct harm to the victim of the crime. For example, manslaughter {so okay, their a little more than hurt but u get the pic }

 

[goan_crazy]

next oEconomic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property

 

[still waiting]

lol...ur so right!

Why thankyou lol
sorry joe didnt mean to be lazy but we cant all live up to your standards on a saturday night....lol

 

[goan_crazy]

Why thankyou lol
sorry joe didnt mean to be lazy but we cant all live up to your standards on a saturday night....lol

i havent done any school work 2day at all
this was the closest thing 2 it
so i had 2 at least b enthuiasitic about this

 

[still waiting]

ok then ill forgive you just this once lol
i finished half yearlies friday morning and havent done work since..

 

[goan_crazy]

thats fair enough
well i finished my half yearlies last term and havent done any work since
i bludged the first 2 weeks of this term badly

 

[manifestation]

next question? Cause i dont know any i've ran out.......

 

[goan_crazy]

next question
define a type of crime and give an example
this question will be repeated until all 8 types of crimes are defined and examples are given
that is:
oOffences against the person
oEconomic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property
oOffences against the State
oDrug offences
oPublic order offences
oTraffic offences
o‘Victimless’ crimes
oPreliminary crimes
were up to
Economic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property

 

[manifestation]

next question
define a type of crime and give an example
this question will be repeated until all 8 types of crimes are defined and examples are given
that is:
oOffences against the person
oEconomic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property
oOffences against the State
oDrug offences
oPublic order offences
oTraffic offences
o‘Victimless’ crimes
oPreliminary crimes
were up to
Economic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property

Offences against the person – involve some form of injury to an individual. An example of this would be:
- manslaughter,
- murder
- assault
- battery
- sexual assault.

Economic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property
An economic crime is a crime where there is damage or loss to a victims property. A white-collar crime is the dishonest taking of money or property from a business by fraudulent means or non-compliance with the law. An example of an economic crime would be:
- theft
- larceny
- robbery

Offences against the State. Also known as political crime.
- Treason: offences against the sovereign and involves the breach of allegiance to the crow, by trying to kill or harm the king/queen.
- Sedition: incitement of hatred of the sovereign or government or the intention incite violence against the government in order to over throw it.
- Example using the case of R v Sharkey (1949). Where he made statements against the state and in favour of the communist party. Saying that if the Soviet Union invaded Australia aussie worker would welcome such an invasion. He also stated that workers should use force if fascists in Australia tried to stop them gaining power. He was found guilty of sedition.

Drug offences – possession, use, possession of equipment for the use or manufacture of illegal drugs, importation of illegal drugs, supply or possession for the purposes of trafficking, conspiracy. Are all drug offences. (I don’t really know how to define it.)

Public order offences – is a behavior which results in a disturbance of order that directly or indirectly affects the public in some way. Examples include:
- rioting
- offensive conduct

Traffic offences – these are both statutory and strict liability and are the most common offences. Offences include:
- driving through a red light
- speeding
- drink driving


Regulatory offences – is either potentially harmful to to others or involves behavior which the state feels should be regulated for the good of all. Examples of these include:
- lighting a BBQ during a fire ban
- not wearing a seat belt

‘Victimless’ crimes – a crime that does not threaten the person or person property. Examples include:
- illegal drug use

Preliminary crimes – this includes loitering, attempts to commit an offence, conspiracy.

Is that not the best answer! Lol.
Ouch, now my hands hurt. Oh well.

N e way next question folks.

 

[goan_crazy]

Offences against the person – involve some form of injury to an individual. An example of this would be:
- manslaughter,
- murder
- assault
- battery
- sexual assault.

Economic offences-white collar crimes & offences against property
An economic crime is a crime where there is damage or loss to a victims property. A white-collar crime is the dishonest taking of money or property from a business by fraudulent means or non-compliance with the law. An example of an economic crime would be:
- theft
- larceny
- robbery

Offences against the State. Also known as political crime.
- Treason: offences against the sovereign and involves the breach of allegiance to the crow, by trying to kill or harm the king/queen.
- Sedition: incitement of hatred of the sovereign or government or the intention incite violence against the government in order to over throw it.
- Example using the case of R v Sharkey (1949). Where he made statements against the state and in favour of the communist party. Saying that if the Soviet Union invaded Australia aussie worker would welcome such an invasion. He also stated that workers should use force if fascists in Australia tried to stop them gaining power. He was found guilty of sedition.

Drug offences – possession, use, possession of equipment for the use or manufacture of illegal drugs, importation of illegal drugs, supply or possession for the purposes of trafficking, conspiracy. Are all drug offences. (I don’t really know how to define it.)

Public order offences – is a behavior which results in a disturbance of order that directly or indirectly affects the public in some way. Examples include:
- rioting
- offensive conduct

Traffic offences – these are both statutory and strict liability and are the most common offences. Offences include:
- driving through a red light
- speeding
- drink driving


Regulatory offences – is either potentially harmful to to others or involves behavior which the state feels should be regulated for the good of all. Examples of these include:
- lighting a BBQ during a fire ban
- not wearing a seat belt

‘Victimless’ crimes – a crime that does not threaten the person or person property. Examples include:
- illegal drug use

Preliminary crimes – this includes loitering, attempts to commit an offence, conspiracy.

Is that not the best answer! Lol.
Ouch, now my hands hurt. Oh well.

N e way next question folks.

congrats manifestation awesome answers my intention was to make it one answer each post so it would last and we wouldnt hav 2 think up a new question
but o well u did a good job of it neways

next question:
what is international crime?

 

[manifestation]

congrats manifestation awesome answers my intention was to make it one answer each post so it would last and we wouldnt hav 2 think up a new question
but o well u did a good job of it neways

next question:
what is international crime?

Hahahaha but you know im a keen legal student ....sorry dude for ruining your post thing. BUt yeah.

Joe's question(which i cant be bothered to answer)

what is international crime?

 

[goan_crazy]

what is international crime?

INTERNATIONAL CRIME: a crime committed that has international implications (in international or criminal law)
next question
what are the 4 main types of international crimes?

 

[manifestation]

INTERNATIONAL CRIME: a crime committed that has international implications (in international or criminal law)
next question
what are the 4 main types of international crimes?

Joe i think you might have to answer that *mind blank*

 

[melsc]

transnational
crimes committed in another jurisdiction...arg cant remember the rest

 

[goan_crazy]

Joe i think you might have to answer that *mind blank*

sorry the question shouldve been 3
my bad
but still
the answer is:
crimes against the international community
transnational crimes
and another one i cant remember rite now

does any1 know the other one?