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Under Australian law, a penalty unit (PU) is an amount of money used as a basis to calculate the monetary penalties and fines for many breaches of laws. To determine the amount to be paid as a fine, the value of the PU is multiplied by the number of PUs that are set for the offence.

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Penalty Unit in Australia

A penalty unit (PU) is a monetary value that is used in Australian law to determine the monetary fines and punishments for various legal infractions. The value of the PU is multiplied by the total number of PUs assigned to the offense to find the amount that must be paid as a fine. Every state, [&he...

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Police Searches in Australia

In Australia, it is usually not permissible for police to pull you over and search you. Nonetheless, depending on the state and area, authorities may be able to use a variety of unique powers to force someone to consent to a personal search. In this article, we have explained the details regarding t...

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Commonwealth Criminal Offences

Commonwealth Criminal Offences Federal crime falls within the legislative powers of the Australian Commonwealth Government. Some examples are: Child abuse offenses committed by Australians abroad, cybercrime against federal agencies, drug imports and exports, human smuggling, human trafficking, terr...

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