This report is a brief case study of Shaw Vs director of Public prosecutions. It analyzes the case of a man accused of demoralizing the public through illegal activities.

COURSEWORK ASSESSMENT TRI 1 ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

Critically examine the problems the decision in Shaw presents in terms of the rule of law.

Case Study: Shaw Vs Director of Public Prosecutions

Criminal Law 3

University of the Cordilleras

Criminal Law Case  Study of Shaw v.

This research critically examines the problems presented in the decision of Shaw in terms of the rule of law. The case involves Shaw publishing a booklet containing names and addresses of prostitutes, leading to charges of conspiracy to corrupt public morals, living on earnings of prostitution, and publishing an obscene article. The court applied the test of obscenity under the Obscene Publication Act 1959 and Section 30(1) of the Sexual Offence Act 1956. The decision raises issues related to moral values, equality, and the application of the rule of law.

Critical Examination of Problems in Shaw Decision

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Case Study: Shaw Vs Director of Public Prosecutions

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Criminal Law Case Study of Shaw v.

Critical Examination of Problems in Shaw Decision

Criminal Justice Crises of Rape and Serious Sexual Assault in England & Wales

Importance of Prison and Rationales for Imprisonment in Criminal Justice System

Victorian Criminal Justice System: Purpose, Principles, and Components

Legal Tradition, Criminal Law, Fraud Deconstructed, Federal Offence, Difference between Criminal, Civil and Administrative Forfeiture

Case Study: Shaw Vs Director of Public Prosecutions

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Criminal Law Case Study of Shaw v.lg...

Critical Examination of Problems in Shaw Decisionlg...

Criminal Justice Crises of Rape and Serious Sexual Assault in England & Waleslg...

Importance of Prison and Rationales for Imprisonment in Criminal Justice Systemlg...

Victorian Criminal Justice System: Purpose, Principles, and Componentslg...

Legal Tradition, Criminal Law, Fraud Deconstructed, Federal Offence, Difference between Criminal, Civil and Administrative Forfeiturelg...

Criminal Law Case Study of Shaw v.

Critical Examination of Problems in Shaw Decision

Criminal Justice Crises of Rape and Serious Sexual Assault in England & Wales

Importance of Prison and Rationales for Imprisonment in Criminal Justice System

Victorian Criminal Justice System: Purpose, Principles, and Components

Legal Tradition, Criminal Law, Fraud Deconstructed, Federal Offence, Difference between Criminal, Civil and Administrative Forfeiture