ADVANCED CRIMINAL LAW - Lecture Notes and Exam Preparation - ALL TOPICS

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Table of Contents Approaches to Family Violence in WA The issue of ‘coercive control’ The problem of defining coercive and/or controlling conduct suitable for criminal statutory provision Contextualising the ‘Criminalisation’ debate in WA, why are we here? Arguments for criminalising ‘coercive control’ Scholarly arguments against criminalising coercive control Comparative analysis using jurisdictions that have criminalised CC What is coercive control? Responses to coercive control in other jurisdictions Current legislative responses to coercive control in Western Australia Future responses to coercive control in Western Australia Approaches to Family Violence in WA - Image-based Sexual Abuse Contextualising Image-Based Sexual Abuse Categorising Image-Based Sexual Abuse Non-consensual taking, recording or creation of imagery Non-consensual distribution of imagery Threats to use imagery Consequences of Image-Based Sexual Abuse offences Motives for Image-Based Sexual Abuse Prosecuting Image-Based Sexual Abuse –Some Challenges Intersectional Aspects of Image-Based Sexual Abuse Federal Approach WA Legislative Response Approaches to Adult Sexual Offending: LRCWA PROJECT Discussion Paper 1 ‘consent’ and ‘mistake of fact’ Why is Project 113 taking place? Background to these reviews Office of the Commissioner for Victims of Crime (‘OCVOC”) parallel review WA’s first Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Strategy Movement towards meaningful gender equality before the law The Scope of Project 113 The 6 Principles What is reviewed? What is not reviewed? Can it be effective? Project 113 and the ‘Wicked Problem’ of consent The ‘Mistake of Fact’ excuse…s24 Criminal Code