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Statutory Interpretation Exercise

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Statutory Interpretation Exercise

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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1PART A...........................................................................................................................................1PART B............................................................................................................................................2PART C ...........................................................................................................................................3(1) Identification and selection of sources..................................................................................3(2) Reason for selection of each source......................................................................................3(3) Summary and analysis of arguments being presented by the two articles............................4CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5REFERENCES ...............................................................................................................................6
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INTRODUCTIONStrangulation is regarded as the condition wherein circulation of the blood to a part ofbody is being cut off by constriction. In the present investigation, the legislative provisions havebeen located (Stephen, 2014). Further, it involves the interpretation of the provisions. The studyinvolves selection of the two criminal offences related with NSW and Queensland. Along withthis, it involves the associated provisions attached with both the provisions. PART AThe two criminal offences of strangulation that have been taken into account in case ofNSW as well as Queensland includes non-fatal as well as wounding or grievous bodily harmwith intent. 1)The relevant provision associated with non-fatal is criminal justice act 1988. Under thisthe section which is applied is 315 of the criminal code. Such is under Queensland wherein aperson commits a crime that includes choking, suffocation or strangulation within domesticsetting. The crimes act 1900 is the provision for wounding or grievous bodily harm with intent.Under this the section which is applied is 33 of the criminal code 2)The amendment were last being made in the year 2016 in case of non-fatal strangulation. 3)The provision related with non-fatal has been last amended in 2016. Earlier it was beingregulated under section 315, later amendment has been made it was 315A. The criminalamendment act 2016 has been devised (Hooper, Martini and Choo, 2013). The wounding or grievous bodily harm with intent act were last amended in the year2002. 4)Research strategy has been followed when making determination of the answers to therespective questions. At initial level the offences that can be chosen are selected and searchedupon. At the later stage provision among with the amendments made to them has beenresearched upon so that clear idea can be developed in relation with such. The acts that regulates1
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