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A list of what offences were committed by those sentenced to home detention

ACT Section Offence

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 19A(1) Drive whilst disqualified

Sentencing Act 1997 Section 27(1) Breach of Suspended Sentence

Police Offences Act 1935

Section

34B(1)(a)(i)

Assault a Police Officer

Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999 Section 9(1) Drive whilst driver licence is suspended

Evidence (Children and Special

Witnesses) Act 2001

Section

8(1)(b)(ii)

Application for witness to be declared a special w itness

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 6A(1) Drive with Prescribed Illicit Drug in Blood

Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999 Section 8(1)

Drive whilst not the holder of a driver licence or exemption

Road Rules 2009

Regulation 20 &

22(1) Exceed Speed In Speed Limited Area

Road Rules 2009

Regulation 20 &

21 (1)

Exceed Speed Limit - (Speed Limit Sign)

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 1 1)(b) - Refuse Oral Fluid Test

Police Offences Act 1935 Section 15C(1) Unlawfully possess dangerous article in a public place Misuse of Drugs Act 2001 Section 24(a) Possess a controlled drug Misuse of Drugs Act 2001 Section 25 Possess or use controlled plant or its products Misuse of Drugs Act 2001 Section 23 Possess thing used for administration of controlled drug Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999 Section 27(1) Unregistered motor vehicle used on public street

Motor Accidents (Liabilities and

Compensation) Act 1973

Section 29(1) Use a motor vehicle with no premium cover Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000
Regulation 29(1) Fail to notify change of circumstances within 14 days

Firearms Act 1996 Section 105(3)(a)

Possess ammunition when not the holder of the

appropriate firearm licence Firearms Act 1996 Section 111(1) Possess loaded firearm in a vehicle in a public place

Firearms Act 1996 Section 9(1)

Possess firearm when not the holder of a firearm licence of the appropriate category Firearms Act 1996 Section 74(1) Possess an unregistered firearm

Firearms Act 1996 Section 104

Fail to comply with safety requirements when

transporting firearm

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 6(1)

Drive a motor vehicle while exceeding prescribed

alcohol limit Bail Act 1994 Section 5(4) Contravene conditions of a Notice Bail Act 1994 Section 9 Breach of bail Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 6(2)

Driver not holding Aust driver lic, foreign drive lic, internat driv permit with alcohol in body

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 4 Drive whilst under the influence of alcohol or a drug Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999 Section 12(1) Fail to comply with conditions of a driver licence Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999 Section 13(1) Drive whilst disqualified

Misuse of Drugs Act 2001

Section 26 Selling/Supplying controlled drug. (minor offence) Misuse of Drugs Act 2001 Section 24(b) Use a controlled drug Sentencing Act 1997 Section 57A Review Deferred Sentence

Police Offences Act 1935 Section 25(3)

Possess open or unsealed container of liquor in public place

Criminal Code 1924 Section 234 Stealing

Sentencing Act 1997 Section 62 Application upon Breach of Undertaking Sentencing Act 1997 Section 36(1) Breach of Community Service Order Police Offences Act 1935 Section 35(1) Common assault

Criminal Code 1924

Section

24

5(a)(iii)

Aggravated burglary (place is ordinarily used for the purposes of human habitation) Police Offences Act 1935 Section 37(1) Destroy property Police Offences Act 1935 Section 37(1) Injure property

Bail Act 1994 Section 5(4) Fail to Appear

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 14(1)(a) Fail or refuse breath test

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 14(1C) Hinder Conveyance

Road Safety (Alcohol & Drugs)

Act 1970

Section 14(2) Refuse Breath Analysis

Vehicle & Traffic Act 1999 Section 64(1)(d)

Dishonestly alter or display a document, plate or device issued under this Act, a corresponding law, or the law of another country, in a way calculated to deceive Police Offences Act 1935 Section 39(1) Possession of stolen property Criminal Code 1924 Section 250 Obtaining goods by false pretences

Police Offences Act 1935 Section 14B(1) Trespass

Police Offences Act 1935 Section 35(3) Assault with indecent intent Misuse of Drugs Act 2001 Section 27 Sell or supply controlled plant

Police

Offences Act 1935

Section

34B(1)(b)

Use abusive language to Police Officer

Vehicle and Traffic (Driver

Licensing and Vehicle

Registration) Regulations 2010

Regulation 10(9) Fail to display "L" plate so as to be clearly visible

Vehicle & Traffic (Driver Licensing

& Vehicle Registration) Regs, 2000

Regulation

10(11)(a)(i) Learner Driver driving unaccompanied by a licenced

driver

Criminal Code 1924 Section 107 Escape

Police Offences Act 1935 Section 7B(1)

Possess an implement or instrument with intent to

commit a crime or an offence CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 245 Aggravated burglary CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 234 Stealing Firearm or Firearm Part

CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 234 Stealing

CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 172 Wounding

MISUSE OF DRUGS ACT 2001 Section 12 Traffic in prohibited plant or substance

CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 244 Burglary

CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 273 Unlawfully injuring property

CRIMINAL CODE 1924 Section 184 Assault

Examples of the special/individual conditions magistrates have ordered as part of home detention sentences Examples of special conditions that have been imposed include:

You must not consume alcohol and when directed to do so by a police officer, probation officer or prescribed officer,

submit to a breath test, urine test, or other test, for the presence of alcohol. You must not take any illicit or prohibited substances.

Immediately upon your release from Court, you must attend the Community Corrections office at [location] for

induction onto this order.

You must, during the operational period of the order, maintain in operating condition an active mobile phone service,

provide the contact details to Community Corrections and be accessible for contact through this device at all times.

You must take medication as required by a psychiatrist or a medical practitioner or by another person specified by

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