Australia's biggest ever anti terror raid
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You didn't show conspiracy laws.Digg3r wrote:No I'm not dumb. I have shown the kidnapping laws in NSW where these raids took place. You please show me the (non-existent) conspiracy to kidnap laws.Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote:Are you this dumb? Of course it is a law. Most developed countries have conspiracy laws for many heinous crimesDigg3r wrote:Conspiracy to kidnap is a law?
Show me the legislation?
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Because there are no conspiracy to kidnap laws. I cannot show what doesn't existUKJ wrote:You didn't show conspiracy laws.Digg3r wrote:No I'm not dumb. I have shown the kidnapping laws in NSW where these raids took place. You please show me the (non-existent) conspiracy to kidnap laws.Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote:Are you this dumb? Of course it is a law. Most developed countries have conspiracy laws for many heinous crimesDigg3r wrote:Conspiracy to kidnap is a law?
Show me the legislation?
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There is probably no specific conspiracy laws, as the overall conspiracy laws cover robbery, kidnap, murder etc. Make your case, Perry.Digg3r wrote:Because there are no conspiracy to kidnap laws. I cannot show what doesn't existUKJ wrote:You didn't show conspiracy laws.Digg3r wrote:No I'm not dumb. I have shown the kidnapping laws in NSW where these raids took place. You please show me the (non-existent) conspiracy to kidnap laws.Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote:Are you this dumb? Of course it is a law. Most developed countries have conspiracy laws for many heinous crimesDigg3r wrote:Conspiracy to kidnap is a law?
Show me the legislation?
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There is conspiracy to commit murder legislation. That does not cover robbery, kidnapping or any other crimes other than murder. It's used to charge people who order contract hits.
Learn the law before you make your assumptions. If you were the district attorney you'd cost the state millions in list court cases and law suits.
Learn the law before you make your assumptions. If you were the district attorney you'd cost the state millions in list court cases and law suits.
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So you are claiming that you know Australian law, better than the Australian police? Nice. I raise my hat to such a legal eagle, with a sideline in thinking films are realDigg3r wrote:There is conspiracy to commit murder legislation. That does not cover robbery, kidnapping or any other crimes other than murder. It's used to charge people who order contract hits.
Learn the law before you make your assumptions. If you were the district attorney you'd cost the state millions in list court cases and law suits.
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No, I'm saying that I know Australian law better than you and sir quality. I also feel a lot of police are too stupid to actually read and understand legislation.
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What nationality are you?Digg3r wrote:No, I'm saying that I know Australian law better than you and sir quality. I also feel a lot of police are too stupid to actually read and understand legislation.
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Finnish. Why?
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To judge your opinion.Digg3r wrote:Finnish. Why?
imho, you shouldn't be criticising another country in how they want to protect their citizens. Let's wait and see if any Aussies agree with you that Australia is a Police state, using propaganda to introduce draconian laws! Aussies seem to be very happy with their country, and I don't blame them.
And you can't condense a countries laws into a few internet posts.
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I quoted the law not opinion.
You said not to believe Hollywood yet you believe an internet forum where I said I was Finnish.
You're funny...
You said not to believe Hollywood yet you believe an internet forum where I said I was Finnish.
You're funny...
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