Criminal Offences

A crime is an act committed or an _______ of duty injurious to the public welfare, for which punishment is prescribed by law, imposed in judicial proceeding, usually brought about by the state.

Public urination is legal.

• True

• False

The Australian Constitution considers criminal law to be a federal responsibility.

• True

• False

For an act or omission to be considered criminal, a ______ mind is also needed.

Adultery is a threat to a functioning society.

• True

• False

One of the main reasons that an action may be considered a crime is that it interferes with the ______ of others?

• roles

• responsibilities

• rights

• relationships

What does the 'R' stand for in the following case name: R v Adam [2022] QCA 41

Growing small amounts of cannabis is legal in which Australian jurisdiction?

• NSW

• QLD

• ACT

• WA