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Forgery s 488 1 1 The defendant forged a document The word 147forge148 is defined in s 1 To forge a document means to make alter or deal with the document so that the whole of it or a . did grievous bodily harm to the complainant 2 that the doing of the grievous bodily harm was unlawful 1 Grievous bodily harm is defined to mean a the loss of a distinct part or organ of the body OR b serious disfigurement OR c any bodily injury of s The complainant was a person with an impairment of the mind at the relevant time A person with an impairment of the mind means a person with a disability that a is attributable to an intellectual psychiatric cognitive or neurological impairment or The defendant assaulted the complainant Any person who strikes touches or moves or otherwise applies force of any kind to the person of another either directly or indirectly without that persons consent is said to assault that other person 2 The ass Mark . Finnane. , Amanda . Kaladelfos. , . Yorick. . Smaal. prosecutionproject.griffith.edu.au. Table 1. Criminal law provisions for offences against children. NSW. Victoria. Qld. WA. Infancy. Mandatory death sentence for ‘carnal knowledge’ of girls under 10 (until 1955). purchas’d. slave,. Which like your asses, and your dogs and mules,. You use in abject and in slavish parts,. Because you bought them.”. William Shakespeare. Shylock speaking in The Merchant of Venice Act 4 Sc1.. (WITEX). ADVOCACY. What is . WitEx. ?. Reviewing statements on a given scenario from both parties and establishing key issues and discrepancies. Establishing your best line of questioning and attempting to make the other witness say exactly what you want them to.. Louise Mallinder. Amnesties, Prosecution and Public Interest in Northern Ireland . project. Project Background. Partnership between QUB Law School, TJI and Healing Through Remembering. Funded by AHRC. Chapter 5 Parallel Lines and Related Figures. 5.1 Indirect Proof. Learner Objective: Students will prove statements using "Indirect Proof".. Warm-Up. M is the midpoint of. Given:. Prove:. D. A. C. B. TRIAL INFORMATION. Steps in a Trial. Judge enters and takes the Bench (all rise). Clerk announces the case. Prosecuting attorneys make opening statement. Defense attorneys make opening statement. Prosecutions presents case:. Reach Cambridge 2017. Tim Mason. Expectations for Cambridge Crown Court Visit. What will it look like and feel like to be in a court room?. Who will be present in the room?. What would it be like to be a barrister, judge, defendant?. . proof. Proof: Logical statement that shows a statement is true.. Two-column proof: Statements & corresponding reasons that show an argument in a logical order.. . . Review example. Reach Cambridge 2017. Tim Mason. Expectations for Cambridge Crown Court Visit. What will it look like and feel like to be in a court room?. Who will be present in the room?. What would it be like to be a barrister, judge, defendant?. Louise Mallinder. Amnesties, Prosecution and Public Interest in Northern Ireland . project. Project Background. Partnership between QUB Law School, TJI and Healing Through Remembering. Funded by AHRC. BIS 09 June 2010 6/57747 BIS PC International Tribunal for the Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 Case No IT-04-74-T Be