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Criminal Law in Queensland and Western Australia: Cases and Commentary 10th ed


ISBN13: 9780409358896
Previous Edition ISBN: 9780409352979
Published: May 2024
Publisher: LexisNexis Australia
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Paperback
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This book covers the Criminal Codes of Queensland and Western Australia and other significant state and Commonwealth legislation, together with related court decisions. The case extracts and commentary provide essential reading for students and are a convenient and authoritative reference for practitioners.

The tenth edition has been fully revised and updated. Important recent decisions discussed in this edition include:

  • O’Dea v SOWA (2022 – HCA): liability as principal offender
  • Puntigam v SOWA (2023 – WASCA): simple and extended common purpose
  • Roy v O’Neill (2020 – HCA): trespass and implied licence for police to enter home
  • Dansie v R (2022 – HCA): appeal court duty when evaluating evidence
  • BDO v R (2023 – HCA): capacity of child for criminal responsibility
  • Rye v SOWA (2021 – WASCA): capacity of child for criminal responsibility
  • HES v SOWA (2022 – WASCA): false representations affecting consent to sexual intercourse
  • R v Robertson (2023 – QCA): effect of dishonesty on claim of right
  • R v Dayney (2023 – QCA): self-defence against provoked assault
  • Bell v Tasmania (2021 – HCA): interpretation of Code s 24

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Australia
Contents:
Part 1 Introductory Matters
1. The Structure of Criminal Law
2. Persuasive and Evidentiary Burdens
Part 2 Offences
3. Homicide
4. Murder and Manslaughter
5. Assaults and Injuries
6. Sexual Violence
7. Property Offences
8. Drug Offences
9. Commonwealth Offences
Part 3 Defences
10. The Role and Range of Defences
11. Lack of Will and Accident
12. Mistake of Fact
13. Ignorance of Law
14. Self-Defence and Other Defensive Force
15. Provocation
16. Compulsion, Emergency and Medical Necessity
17. Insanity, Automatism, Diminished Responsibility
18. Intoxication
Part 4 Participation in Offences
19. Inchoate Liability
20. Secondary Liability
21. Capacity to Commit Offences
Part 5 Criminal Procedure
22. Principles of Criminal Procedure
23. Entrapment and Controlled Operations
24. Search, Seizure, Surveillance and Identification
25. Arrest, Bail and Investigative Procedures
26. Questioning and Confessions
27. Charges and Prosecutions
28. Committals and Trials
29. Verdicts
30. Appeals
Part 6 Consequences of Conviction
31. Sentences and Other Orders