ARTICLE · 15 APRIL 2026
Being charged with an offence involving the death of another person is one of the most serious situations anyone can face. In Queensland, the law draws a critical distinction between murder and manslaughter. While both fall under the category of “unlawful killing,” the difference lies in the accused’s intent, state of mind, and the circumstances surrounding the death.
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