107thbarnes
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Hi guys! Does anyone have any legislation, cases, media articles, documents, treaties or statistics that demonstrate the positive use of police powers?
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shivanshw63
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LEPRA 2002Hi guys! Does anyone have any legislation, cases, media articles, documents, treaties or statistics that demonstrate the positive use of police powers?
Thanks!
R v Abrahams
R v Xie
"New police powers allow on-the-spot AVOs in NSW domestic violence cases" ABC 2013
Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007
Police v JC
just a few off the top of my head, email me at shivanshwangnoo@gmail.com if you want more or if you're interested in legal tutoring, i got 99 and was rank 1
abdulrahmanbhatti02
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R V Stanford 2016 is a good one.
School cleaner Vincent Stanford was convicted of killing and sexually assaulting a teacher from the school, Stephanie Scott.
During investigation, police exercised their powers by conducting a 'search and seizure' (legislated via Part 4 of Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002)), and found a bra, key and boot lining, which all matched the DNA of the victim, Scott. Inherently, this evidence played a colossal role towards the DPP securing a successful conviction
Overall, an effective use of police powers which achieves retribution and safety for victims and the community
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School cleaner Vincent Stanford was convicted of killing and sexually assaulting a teacher from the school, Stephanie Scott.
During investigation, police exercised their powers by conducting a 'search and seizure' (legislated via Part 4 of Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002)), and found a bra, key and boot lining, which all matched the DNA of the victim, Scott. Inherently, this evidence played a colossal role towards the DPP securing a successful conviction
Overall, an effective use of police powers which achieves retribution and safety for victims and the community
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