Add to ORKGThis article considers reform in New South Wales and Queensland regarding consent in the context of sexual offences. While New South Wales has effectively adopted an affirmative consent model, Queensland has (so far) stopped short of making this reform, while making changes in this general direction. It is argued here that Queensland should adopt the affirmative consent model
The debate concerning affirmative consent consists of two camps: those who assert people must affirm...
Abortion law in Australia varies between States and Territories and many of the laws are outdated, c...
Criminal offences enabling prosecution of repeated instances of child sexual abuse exist in all Aust...
This article examines recent amendments to the definition of consent in the Queensland Criminal Code...
This article considers the way in which consent has been constructed and evolved in the criminal law...
Recently, the law reform commissions of Queensland and New South Wales have produced reports on the ...
This article critically examines the legislative definition of rape in Queensland, ten years after t...
The successful prosecution of sexual offences is regularly frustrated because jurors, judges and leg...
This paper is free to read on the publishers website Over recent years there has been a great deal o...
This article examines the circumstances in which fraud will vitiate consent to sex for the purposes ...
This paper focuses on the debate surrounding the issue of an equal age of consent. New South Wales i...
This report is the second in a series of reports monitoring the operation of the 1987 reforms to the...
These recommendations for change of the Criminal Code Act 1899 (Qld) Sch 1 (‘Queensland Criminal Cod...
This article examines the provisions relating to consent under the Sexual Offences Act 2003. It cons...
In July 2021, Queensland became the most recent Australian State to enact a duty in criminal law req...
The debate concerning affirmative consent consists of two camps: those who assert people must affirm...
Abortion law in Australia varies between States and Territories and many of the laws are outdated, c...
Criminal offences enabling prosecution of repeated instances of child sexual abuse exist in all Aust...
This article examines recent amendments to the definition of consent in the Queensland Criminal Code...
This article considers the way in which consent has been constructed and evolved in the criminal law...
Recently, the law reform commissions of Queensland and New South Wales have produced reports on the ...
This article critically examines the legislative definition of rape in Queensland, ten years after t...
The successful prosecution of sexual offences is regularly frustrated because jurors, judges and leg...
This paper is free to read on the publishers website Over recent years there has been a great deal o...
This article examines the circumstances in which fraud will vitiate consent to sex for the purposes ...
This paper focuses on the debate surrounding the issue of an equal age of consent. New South Wales i...
This report is the second in a series of reports monitoring the operation of the 1987 reforms to the...
These recommendations for change of the Criminal Code Act 1899 (Qld) Sch 1 (‘Queensland Criminal Cod...
This article examines the provisions relating to consent under the Sexual Offences Act 2003. It cons...
In July 2021, Queensland became the most recent Australian State to enact a duty in criminal law req...
The debate concerning affirmative consent consists of two camps: those who assert people must affirm...
Abortion law in Australia varies between States and Territories and many of the laws are outdated, c...
Criminal offences enabling prosecution of repeated instances of child sexual abuse exist in all Aust...