There are certain acts in every state and territory (and NZ) that have an actual error of law
The actual word in the statute is factually wrong in application to the offence.
The word creates a wide range of behaviours to be found as offences and defendant will always be found guilty
In actual fact the offence only occurs in a very narrow range of cases
There is a provision under the Pozzelanic principles (and other common law) to amend the statute, but
Where and how does one start?
The actual word in the statute is factually wrong in application to the offence.
The word creates a wide range of behaviours to be found as offences and defendant will always be found guilty
In actual fact the offence only occurs in a very narrow range of cases
There is a provision under the Pozzelanic principles (and other common law) to amend the statute, but
Where and how does one start?