Discusses minor shoplifting offences, what happens if a young person shoplifts & shoplifting statistics.

If you steal a dog, on conviction by a NSW Local Court, you could face six months in jail, or a fine of $550, or both.

Motor vehicle pursuits are an inherently dangerous offence, and present challenging decisions for police officers.

Music festivals are high-energy and chaotic events with thousands of people in attendance – often involving alcohol and illicit drugs. For years, many young people in New South Wales were taken into tents and portable cubicles at music festivals for strip searches, told to remove their clothing, and made to squat, bend or lift body parts while police looked on. This process is obviously extremely demeaning, and forces people into extremely uncomfortable positions at the demand of authorities.

The STMP is a preventative policing policy which involves its 'targets' being consistently monitored and observed.

Discussion about identity theft & statistics in each of the states & in Australia as a whole.

Across Australia, prisons prohibit a range of goods - referred to as contraband - from entering the grounds.

NSW Health professionals have noted abusive behaviour when giving directions to those attending COVID testing sites.

In New South Wales, there are two main types of vehicle sanctions - number plate confiscation or vehicle impounding.

Discusses the offence of assault in NSW. Recent case example.

In NSW, the crime of murder generally attracts a maximum penalty of imprisonment for life.

There are different charges for assault in NSW, depending on the severity of the injury and who the victim is. Discusses most common charges & recent case.

Cyberbullying is illegal in Australia and carries maximum penalties ranging from 5 years to 10 years imprisonment.

Discusses new laws that introduced new offences relating to entering, climbing on etc major facilities. Recent example.

There are three main features that can aggravate an assault.

Distributing an intimate image without consent, revenge porn, is a serious offence and in NSW, the penalties are harsh.

All about the offence of unlawful possession of offensive weapon or instrument in jail. Recent case examples.

Employers must implement comprehensive and appropriate workplace drug and alcohol policies, before any workplace testing.

The law & penalties for bestiality in NSW including recent case example.

'Child abuse material' is defined in section 473.1 of the criminal code.