Your one-stop-shop for criminal law matters in Queensland, with an expert author team, including Justice Ryan, Justice Callaghan, Judge Smith, Judge Moynihan and Magistrate Costanzo; all principle legislation covered and free newsletter included. Content in Carter’s Criminal Law of Queensland consists of, for the most part, annotated legislation. It includes over 70 Acts/Regulations, with the most important of these being comprehensively annotated by our expert authors throughout the year – dozens of recent cases are included every year. The topic areas with the densest annotations to legislation include the Criminal Code (Qld), Drugs, Summary Offences, Firearms, Criminal Practice Rules, Bail, Procedure, Evidence, Sentencing, Mental Health, Police Powers, Confiscation and Justices.
Carter's Criminal Law of Queensland
Publication: Analytical Work
Jurisdiction: QLD
Formats: Online, Digital, Hardcopy
Content: Annotated Legislation, Legislation, Articles
Authors & Editors
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Justice Ryan
- Justice Callaghan
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Judge Smith
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Judge Moynihan
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Magistrate John Costanzo
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Danae Younger
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Andrew Hoare
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