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Casino Control Act 1991 (Vic)

  • s 77(1) – enter casino while subject to s72 exclusion order

    • Children, Youth And Families Act 2005 (Vic)

  • s 494(1) – leave child without supervision or care

    • Common Law

  • Common law – affray
  • Common law – common law assault
  • Common law – false imprisonment

    • Construction Industry Long Service Leave Act 1997 (Vic)

  • s 10(3)(a) – refuse or fail to comply with notice

    • Control Of Weapons Act 1990 (Vic)

  • s 5(1)(e) – possess/use/carry prohibited weapons
  • s 5(1A) – possess prohibited weapon in licensed premises
  • s 5AA – possess, use or carry a prohibited weapon (other than an imitation firearm)
  • s 5AB(1) – possess imitation firearm
  • s 5AB(2) – possession of an imitation firearm by a prohibited person
  • s 6(1) – possess, carry or use a controlled weapon
  • s 6(1A) – possess a controlled weapon in a licensed premises
  • s 7(1) – possess or carry a dangerous article

    • Corrections (Police Gaols) Regulations 2005 (Vic)

  • r 13(1)(a) – act in a way to threaten the good order or security of police gaol
  • r 13(1)(b) – act in a disruptive or abusive manner in police gaol
  • r 13(1)(d) – wear or possess anything without authority in a police gaol

    • Corrections (Police Gaols) Regulations 2015 (Vic)

  • r 15(1)(a) – act in a way predjudicial to the security/good order or management of police gaol
  • r 15(2) – act in a disruptive manner in police gaol

    • Corrections Act 1986 (Vic)

  • s 32(1)(c) – take or send (or attempts to) anything into or out of a prison
  • s 78A – breach the prescribed terms or conditions of parole

    • Country Fire Authority Act 1958 (Vic)

  • s 37 – light a fire in the open air
  • s 40(4)(a) – light a fire or allow a fire to remain alight in the open air
  • s 41D(1) – fail to comply with fire prevention notice

    • Court Security Act 1980 (Vic)

  • s 4 – possess on court premises a firearm, explosive substance or offensive weapon

    • Crimes (Family Violence) Act 1987 (Vic)

  • s 22 – breach intervention order

    • Crimes Act 1958 (Vic)

  • s 17 – causing serious injury recklessly
  • s 18 – causing injury intentionally
  • s 18 – causing injury recklessly
  • s 20 – make threat to kill
  • s 21 – make threat to inflict serious injury
  • s 21A – stalking
  • s 22 – reckless conduct endanger life
  • s 23 – reckless conduct endangering person
  • s 24 – negligently causing serious injury
  • s 31(1)(b) – assault an emergency worker on duty
  • s 31(1)(b) – assault, threaten, resist or intentionally obstruct police
  • s 31(1)(b) – resist an emergency worker on duty
  • s 39(1) – indecent assault
  • s 40(1) – sexual assault
  • s 44(1) – indecent assault
  • s 47(1) – indecent act with or in the presence of a child under 16
  • s 55(1) – unlawfully or indecently assault a girl
  • s 60B(2) – sexual offender found loitering
  • s 68 – make or produce child pornography
  • s 70(1) – knowingly possess child pornography
  • s 74 – theft from a shop
  • s 74 – theft from motor vehicle
  • s 74 – theft of a bicycle
  • s 74 – theft of a motor vehicle
  • s 74 – other theft
  • s 75(1) – robbery
  • s 76(1) – burglary
  • s 77(1) – aggravated burglary
  • s 81(1) – obtain property by deception
  • s 82(1) – obtain financial advantage by deception
  • s 83(1) – false accounting
  • s 83A(1) – make false document to prejudice of other
  • s 83A(2) – use false document to prejudice of other
  • s 88(1) – handling stolen goods
  • s 91(1) – go equipped to steal or cheat
  • s 192B(1) – make, use or supply identification information
  • s 192C(1) – possess identification information
  • s 194(1) – knowingly deal and conceal proceeds of crime
  • s 194(2) – knowingly deal with proceeds of crime
  • s 194(3) – recklessly deal with proceeds of crime
  • s 194(4) – negligently deal with proceeds of crime
  • s 195 – dealing with property suspected of being proceeds of crime
  • s 197(1) – intentionally destroy/damage property (criminal damage)
  • s 197(6) – arson
  • s 198(a) – make threat to destroy or damage property
  • s 199 – possess article for criminal damage
  • s 314 – perjury
  • s 317(4) – makes or possesses explosive substance without lawful excuse
  • s 317A – bomb hoax
  • s 319(1A) – drive in manner dangerous causing serious injury
  • s 319AA(1) – dangerous or negligent driving while pursued by police
  • s 321M – attempt to commit an indictable offence
  • s 321M – attempt to obtain financial advantage by deception
  • s 321M – attempt to obtain property by deception
  • s 321M – attempted aggravated burglary
  • s 321M – attempted burglary
  • s 321M – attempted robbery
  • s 321M – attempted theft from a motor vehicle
  • s 321M – attempted theft from a shop
  • s 321M – attempted theft of a motor vehicle
  • s 321M – attempted theft (other)
  • s 456AA(3)(a) – refuse or fail to state name and address
  • s 456AA(3)(b) – state false name when requested
  • s 456AA(3)(c) – state false address when requested
  • s 479C(1)(a) – escape (or attempted) from prison or police gaol
  • s 479C(1)(b) – escape (or attempted) from custody

    • Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulations 2011 (Vic)

  • r 20 – unlawful possession of explosives

    • Dangerous Goods Act 1985 (Vic)

  • s 54(5) – deals with an unauthorised explosive

    • Domestic Animals Act 1994 (Vic)

  • s 10(1) – fail to apply to register a dog or cat
  • s 10(2) – fail to renew the registration of a dog or cat
  • s 20(1) – registered dog or cat found without ID
  • s 24(1) – dog at large between sunrise and sunset
  • s 24(2) – dog at large between sunset and sunrise
  • s 26(1) – dog or cat found in place in contravention of council orders
  • s 29(3) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites animal causing death - person in control
  • s 29(3) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites animal causing serious injury - person in control
  • s 29(3) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites person causing serious injury - person in control
  • s 29(4) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites animal causing death - owner
  • s 29(4) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites animal causing serious injury - owner
  • s 29(4) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites person causing serious injury - owner
  • s 29(5) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites animal causing injury - person in control
  • s 29(5) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites person causing injury - person in control
  • s 29(6) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites animal causing injury - owner
  • s 29(6) – non dangerous dog attacks or bites person causing injury - owner
  • s 29(7) – dog rushes at person - person in control
  • s 29(8) – dog rushes at person - owner
  • s 32(1) – allow dog or cat to be a nuisance
  • s 40 – fail to ensure dangerous dog wears ID collar
  • s 41(1) – fail to restrain dangerous dog off the owner's premises
  • s 63A – conduct domestic animal business that does not comply with business code of practice
  • s 76(1)(a) – fail to comply with lawful direction, order or requirement

    • Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 (Vic)

  • s 31(1) – fail to meet general contents of domestic building contract

    • Drugs, Poisons And Controlled Substances Act 1981 (Vic)

  • s 36A – forge or fraudulently alter a prescription
  • s 36B(2) – possess a drug of addiction
  • s 71A – possession of materials for trafficking in a drug of dependence
  • s 71AC – traffick GHB
  • s 71AC – trafficking amphetamines
  • s 71AC – trafficking cannabis
  • s 71AC – trafficking cocaine
  • s 71AC – trafficking ecstasy
  • s 71AC – trafficking heroin
  • s 71AC – trafficking methylamphetamine
  • s 71AC – trafficking prescribed drugs
  • s 71AC – trafficking tetrahydracannibanol
  • s 71AC – traffick in a drug of dependence (other)
  • s 71D – possess GHB
  • s 72B – cultivate a narcotic plant
  • s 73(1) – possess alprazolam
  • s 73(1) – possess amphetamines
  • s 73(1) – possess anabolic steroids
  • s 73(1) – possess cannabis
  • s 73(1) – possess cocaine
  • s 73(1) – possess diazepam
  • s 73(1) – possess ecstasy
  • s 73(1) – possess GHB
  • s 73(1) – possess hallucinogen
  • s 73(1) – possess heroin
  • s 73(1) – possess ketamine
  • s 73(1) – possess LSD
  • s 73(1) – possess methylamphetamine
  • s 73(1) – possess morphine
  • s 73(1) – possess oxycodone
  • s 73(1) – possess prescribed drugs
  • s 73(1) – possess testosterone
  • s 73(1) – possess a drug of dependence (other)
  • s 75 – use amphetamine
  • s 75 – use cannabis
  • s 75 – use ecstasy
  • s 75 – use GHB
  • s 75 – use heroin
  • s 75 – use methylamphetamine
  • s 75 – use prescription drug
  • s 75 – use a drug of dependence (other)
  • s 77 – forging prescriptions and orders for drugs of dependence
  • s 78(a) – obtain a drug of dependence from an authorised person by false representation

    • Drugs, Poisons And Controlled Substances Regulations 2006 (Vic)

  • r 48(a) – use a Schedule 9 poison for a purpose other than prescribed
  • r 48(d) – use a Schedule 4 poison for a purpose other than prescribed

    • Family Violence Protection Act 2008 (Vic)

  • s 37(2) – contravene family violence safety notice
  • s 37A(2) – contravene family violence safety notice intending to cause harm or fear
  • s 123(2) – contravene family violence intervention order
  • s 123A(2) – contravene family violence intervention order intending to case harm or fear
  • s 125A(1) – persistently contravene a family violence safety notice or intevention order
  • s 130(4) – fail to attend family violence counselling

    • Firearms Act 1996 (Vic)

  • s 5(1) – prohibited person possess, carry or use a firearm
  • s 5(2) – prohibited person possess a silencer or other prescribed item
  • s 6(1) – non-prohibited person possess, carry or use a category A longarm
  • s 6(2) – non-prohibited person possess, carry or use a category B longarm
  • s 6A(1) – non-prohibited person possess category A or B unregistered longarm
  • s 7(1) – non-prohibited person possess handgun without licence
  • s 7B(1) – possess, carry or use general category unregistered handgun
  • s 57(1) – possess or use a silencer without permit
  • s 121(1) – fail to store category A or B longarm correctly
  • s 124(1) – possess cartridge ammunition
  • s 126(1) – fail to carry a category A or B longarm in safe manner
  • s 126(4) – fail to ensure ammunition is carried/used in a secure manner and is not lost/stolen
  • s 129 – use firearm in a dangerous manner
  • s 129A – store firearm or ammunition in an insecure manner
  • s 130(1) – carry/use a loaded firearm in a town, populous place or public thoroughfare/place
  • s 134C(1) – possess firearm with no serial number
  • s 135(1) – unlicensed own category A or B longarm
  • s 135(2) – unlicensed own category C or D longarm or handgun
  • s 138 – make a false or misleading entry in a registry

    • Fisheries Act 1995 (Vic)

  • s 44(1)(a) – unauthorised person take fish from marine waters
  • s 67(3) – contravene a prohibition - fishing closures
  • s 68A(3)(a) – possess fish that are less than minimum size specified
  • s 68A(3)(b) – possess more fish than the catch limit
  • s 68A(4B) – possess more than twice catch limit of abalone

    • Fisheries Regulations 2009 (Vic)

  • r 244 – fail to carry instrument to measure abalone

    • Food Act 1984 (Vic)

  • s 16(1) – fail to comply with requirement to conduct a food business
  • s 19(7) – contravene an order relating to food premises
  • s 35A(1)(a) – allow the business to operate from food premises not registered

    • Forests Act 1958 (Vic)

  • s 63(1)(a) – light or maintain fire in open air without authority
  • s 63(2)(a) – light fire during prohibited period

    • Melbourne City Link Act 1995 (Vic)

  • s 73(1) – drive vehicle unregistered in toll zone

    • Metropolitan Fire Brigades Act 1958 (Vic)

  • s 91 – fail to comply with fire prevention notice

    • Mitcham-Frankston Project Act 2004 (Vic)

  • s 204(1) – drive unregistered vehicle in toll zone

    • Road Safety (Drivers) Regulations 2009 (Vic)

  • r 46(2) – learner driving vehicle without qualified driver
  • r 47(1) – learner driver not displaying "L" plates
  • r 55(1) – probationary driver not displaying "P" plates
  • r 55(2) – non-probationary driver displaying "P" plates
  • r 57(1) – probationary driver driving prohibited vehicle
  • r 61(1) – probationary driver with more than one passenger
  • r 67(1) – fail to notify change of address
  • r 81(a) – fail surrender driver licence or learner permit immediately to the person who served the notice
  • r 81(b) – fail to return driver licence or learner permit if suspended or cancelled

    • Road Safety (Road Rules) Regulations 1999 (Vic)

  • RR 21 – disobey speed limits - signed speed limit
  • RR 56(1) – fail to stop at red traffic light
  • RR 167 – fail to comply with no stopping sign
  • RR 179(1) – stop in a loading zone
  • RR 205 – park for longer than indicated/allowed
  • RR 207(2)(b) – disobey instructions on parking fee sign

    • Road Safety (Vehicles) Regulations 2009 (Vic)

  • r 50(1) – driver using a vehicle without number plates affixed and displayed as required
  • r 50(2) – registered operator using a vehicle without number plates affixed and displayed as required
  • r 56(1)(b) – fail to notify organisation with change of name or address
  • r 240(1) – use of vehicles in breach of notice conditions
  • r 244 – removal or defacement of defective vehicle label
  • r 245(1) – vehicle displays altered number plates or labels
  • r 246(1) – vehicle displays incorrect number plates and labels
  • r 246(5) – affix number plates or labels to a vehicle other than those issued for the vehicle
  • r 247(1) – use a vehicle with a misrepresentative number plate or registration label
  • r 258(2) – use of vehicles not complying with standards of registration
  • r 259(1) – use unsafe/not roadworthy vehicle on highway

    • Road Safety Act 1986 (Vic)

  • s 7(1) – use or permit use of unregistered motor vehicle on a highway
  • s 7(1) – use or permit use of unregistered trailer on a highway
  • s 7(3) – own/use unregistered motor vehicle or trailer on highway
  • s 18(1)(a) – unlicensed driving
  • s 18(1)(b) – drive in breach of licence condition
  • s 21(1a) – fail to carry probationary licence
  • s 22(6) – fail to carry learner permit
  • s 30(1) – drive while disqualified
  • s 30(1) – drive while suspended
  • s 30AA – drive while licence or permit suspended under infringements act 2006
  • s 32(1) – employ, permit or allow a person to drive while unlicensed
  • s 49(1)(a) – drive whilst under influence of any drug
  • s 49(1)(a) – drive whilst under influence of intoxicating liquor
  • s 49(1)(b) – drive whilst exceeding prescribed concentration of alcohol
  • s 49(1)(ba) – drive whilst impaired by a drug
  • s 49(1)(bb) – drive whilst exceeding prescribed concentration of drugs
  • s 49(1)(c) – refuse preliminary breath test
  • s 49(1)(ca) – refuses to undergo an assessment of drug impairment
  • s 49(1)(e) – refuses to comply with section 55(1), (2), (2aa), (2a) or (9a)
  • s 49(1)(ea) – refuses to comply with a requirement under section 55b(1)
  • s 49(1)(eb) – refuses to provide a sample of oral fluid
  • s 49(1)(f) – exceed prescribed concentration within 3 hours after driving - breath analysis
  • s 49(1)(g) – exceed prescribed concentration within 3 hours after driving - blood test
  • s 49(1)(h) – illicit drugs in oral fluid within 3 hours after driving motor vehicle
  • s 49(1)(i) – illicit drugs in blood sample within 3 hours of driving motor vehicle
  • s 49B(1) – consume intoxicating liquor while driving or in charge of a vehicle
  • s 50AAD(1)(a) – breach alcohol interlock condition
  • s 59(2) – fail to obey any lawful direction
  • s 59(2) – fail to produce licence or permit on request
  • s 59(2) – fail to state name or address on request
  • s 59(2) – fail to stop motor vehicle on request
  • s 59(2) – state false name or address
  • s 60 – fail to give information about driver or accident
  • s 61(1)(a) – fail to stop after a motor vehicle accident
  • s 61(1)(b) – fail to render assistance after accident
  • s 61(1)(c) – fail to give name or address details after accident
  • s 61(1)(d) – fail to give name or address details to police after accident
  • s 61(1)(e) – fail to report accident to police when person injured
  • s 61(1)(f) – fail to report accident to police when property damaged
  • s 64(1) – dangerous driving
  • s 64A(1) – fail to stop vehicle on police request
  • s 65 – careless driving
  • s 65A(1) – improper use of motor vehicle
  • s 68(1) – drives or is in charge of a motor vehicle in a race
  • s 70(1) – tampers or interferes with a motor vehicle
  • s 72(1)(a) – forge any licence, permit or other document
  • s 72(1)(b) – fraudulently alter licence, permit or other document
  • s 72(1A)(b) – fraudulently alter unique vehicle ID
  • s 74(1) – own, sell, use or possess anti speed measuring device
  • s 84BI – provide false or misleading information
  • s 84H(3A) – fail to comply with surrender vehicle notice
  • s 90E – park in council controlled area
  • s 174(1) – operate a vehicle in breach of a mass, dimension or load limit
  • s 175(1) – drive a vehicle in breach of a mass, dimension or load limit
  • s 191F(2)(a) – employer, prime contractor or operator fails to ensure practices do not cause driver fatigue
  • s 191L(2)(a) – exceeds hours - solo driver
  • s 191L(2)(b) – fail to have required rest period - solo driver
  • s 191S(2) – driver of fatigue regulated vehicle fail to keep work diary
  • s 191T(2) – fail to record start details immediately after starting work in work diary
  • s 191T(3) – fail to record work/rest change details in work diary
  • s 191X(1)(a) – employer fails to ensure driver compliance
  • s 191Y(1) – fail to record required details when driver within 100km of base
  • s 191Y(7) – fail to provide copy of diary entries to each record keeper within 21 days
  • s 191Z – enter false information into work or supplementary record

    • Road Safety Road Rules 2009 (Vic)

  • r 20 – exceed the speed-limit by less than 35 km
  • r 20 – exceed the speed-limit by 35 km but less than 45 km
  • r 20 – exceed the speed-limit by 45 km or more
  • r 37(b) – unsafely begin a U-turn and obstruct traffic
  • r 38 – fail to give way when making a U-turn
  • r 39 – make a U-turn contrary to a no U-turn sign
  • r 39(1) – make a U-turn contrary to a no U-turn sign
  • r 46(1) – fail to give proper left signal
  • r 48(1) – fail to give proper right signal
  • r 56(1) – fail to stop for a red traffic light
  • r 56(2) – fail to stop for a red traffic arrow
  • r 57(1) – fail to stop for a yellow traffic light
  • r 59(1) – enter intersection or crossing during red traffic light
  • r 60 – enter intersection or crossing in direction of red traffic arrow
  • r 62 – fail to give way when turning at an intersection with traffic lights
  • r 67(1) – fail to stop and give way at stop sign or line
  • r 69(1) – fail to give way at give way sign
  • r 72 – fail to give way at an intersection
  • r 73 – fail to give way at a T-intersection
  • r 74 – fail to give way from adjacent land or road related area
  • r 88(1) – fail to obey a left turn only sign
  • r 91(1) – make a left turn at a no left turn sign
  • r 91(1)(a) – fail to obey single direction traffic lane arrow
  • r 91(2) – make a right turn at "no right turn" sign
  • r 92(1)(B) – fail to obey the direction of traffic lane arrows
  • r 95(1) – drive in emergency stopping lane
  • r 98(1) – fail to obey one-way sign
  • r 100 – fail to obey no entry sign
  • r 114(1)(a) – fail to give way to any vehicle in the roundabout
  • r 123(a) – driver enters crossing when warning lights or bells are operating
  • r 126 – fail to keep safe distance behind vehicle
  • r 130(2) – fail to keep left on multi-lane road
  • r 132(1) – fail to keep left of the centre of the road
  • r 132(2) – fail to keep left of dividing line
  • r 132(2A) – drive across dividing line to perform a U-turn
  • r 135(1) – fail to keep left of a median strip
  • r 138 – fail to keep off painted island
  • r 140(B) – overtake vehicle when unsafe
  • r 141(1) – overtake vehicle to the left of the vehicle
  • r 146(1) – fail to drive vehicle within marked lane or line of traffic
  • r 147 – cross a continuous line when changing lanes
  • r 148(1) – fail to give way when moving between marked lanes
  • r 153(1) – drive in bicycle lane
  • r 154(1) – drive in bus lane
  • r 167 – stop on road or area with "no stopping" sign
  • r 168(1) – stop on road or area with "no parking" sign
  • r 169(1) – stop on road with yellow edge line
  • r 170(3) – stop within 10 metres of an intersecton without traffic lights
  • r 176(1) – stop on a clearway
  • r 179(1) – stop in a loading zone
  • r 179(2) – permitted driver stay in a loading zone more than 30 mins
  • r 179(2)(b) – permitted driver stay in a loading zone more than time limit
  • r 182(1) – stop in a taxi zone
  • r 183(1) – stop in a bus zone
  • r 185(1) – stop in a permit zone
  • r 186(1) – stop in a mail zone
  • r 189(1)(a) – double park on two-way road
  • r 189(1)(b) – double park on a one-way road
  • r 197(1) – stop on a path, dividing strip or nature strip
  • r 197(1A) – stop on a painted island
  • r 198(2) – stop on or across a driveway
  • r 200(2) – stop heavy vehicle on road in a built-up area for longer than 1 hour
  • r 203(1) – stop in disability parking area-no entitlement
  • r 205(1) – park for longer than indicated/allowed
  • r 207(2) – fail to pay/obey parking fee sign
  • r 208(1) – fail to position vehicle 3 metres from dividing line
  • r 208(1) – park vehicle facing wrong direction
  • r 208(1) – park vehicle that obstructs the path of other vehicles or pedestrians
  • r 211(2) – fail to position vehicle within single parking bay
  • r 215(1)(a) – drive at night, or in hazardous weather conditions with ineffective visibility
  • r 231(1) – crossing the road and fail to comply with pedestrain lights and traffic lights
  • r 250(1) – ride bicycle on footpath
  • r 256(1) – cyclists fails to wear an approved bicycle helmet
  • r 264(1) – driver fails to wear seatbelt properly adjusted and fastened
  • r 265(1) – passenger 16 yrs or older fails to wear adjusted fastened seatbelt
  • r 265(3) – driver fails to ensure passenger 16 yrs or older not occupy same seat and wear adjusted fastened seatbelt
  • r 266(1) – driver fails to ensure passenger under 16 yrs wears adjusted fastened seatbelt
  • r 268(4A) – drive passenger in part of motor vehicle not designed for passengers or goods
  • r 270(1)(a) – rider fail to wear motor bike helmet
  • r 288(1) – drive on path when not permitted to do so
  • r 291 – start or drive a vehicle that makes unnecessary noise or smoke
  • r 296(1) – drive a vehicle in reverse when unsafe
  • r 296(2) – drive a vehicle in reverse unreasonable distance
  • r 297(1) – fail to have proper control of the vehicle
  • r 300(1) – use hand held phone whilst driving
  • r 300(1A) – learner or P1 probationary driver use hand held phone whilst driving
  • r 304 – fail to obey direction of police or authorised officer

    • Sentencing Act 1991 (Vic)

  • s 83AB(1) – contravene a suspended sentence order
  • s 83AC(1) – contravene release on adjournment order

    • Sex Offenders Registration Act 2004 (Vic)

  • s 46(1) – fail to comply with reporting obligations
  • s 47 – furnish false or misleading information

    • Sex Work Act 1994 (Vic)

  • s 12(2)(b) – client invite or solicit for prostitution in public place
  • s 13(2) – prostitute solicit or accost prostitution in a public place

    • Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic)

  • s 6(4) – contravene a direction by a police or protective services officer to move on
  • s 7(g) – discharge or throw missile to endanger person/property
  • s 9 – wilfully damage, injure or trespass on property (not further defined)
  • s 9(1)(c) – wilfully damage or injure property
  • s 9(1)(d) – wilfully trespass in a public place
  • s 9(1)(e) – enter place without authority/lawful excuse
  • s 9(1)(f) – neglects or refuses to leave a private place or scheduled public place
  • s 9(1)(g) – enters any place likely to cause a breach of the peace
  • s 13 – drunk in a public place
  • s 14 – persons found drunk and disorderly
  • s 17(1)(c) – uses indecent language in a public place
  • s 17(1)(d) – behave in a riotous, indecent or offensive manner in a public place
  • s 17A – behaves in a disorderly manner in a public place
  • s 19 – wilful and obscene exposure in a public place
  • s 23 – unlawful assault
  • s 24(1) – aggravated assault - male 14 or under, or any female, or aggravated nature
  • s 24(2) – aggravated assault - in company or kicking or weapon/instrument
  • s 26(1) – possess suspected stolen goods
  • s 41B – intentionally visually capture another person's genital region
  • s 49A(1) – beg or gather alms
  • s 49B(1) – loitering with intent to commit an indictable offence
  • s 49D(1) – possess housebreaking implements
  • s 49E – escape from lawful custody
  • s 51(2) – assault an emergency worker on duty
  • s 51(2) – assault police
  • s 51(2) – hinder an emergency worker on duty
  • s 51(2) – hinder a police officer
  • s 51(2) – resist an emergency worker on duty
  • s 51(2) – resist a police officer
  • s 52(1) – assault police
  • s 52(1) – hinder police
  • s 52(1) – resist a protective services officer
  • s 52(1) – resist police
  • s 52A – harass witness
  • s 53(1) – cause false report to be made to police
  • s 53(1) – make a false report to police

    • Transport (Compliance And Miscellaneous) Act 1983 (Vic)

  • s 218B(4)(a) – fail to comply with request for name and address by authorised officer
  • s 218B(4)(b) – state false name to authorised officer
  • s 218B(4)(c) – state false address to authorised officer
  • s 221AA(2) – fail to produce valid ticket or concession entitlement
  • s 223 – trespass on any land/premises owned or occupied by the Roads Corporation or Rail Track
  • s 225(2) – assault an officer
  • s 225(3)(a) – resist, obstruct, hinder or refuse an officer

    • Transport (Conduct) Regulations 2005 (Vic)

  • r 10(3) – fail to produce evidence of entitlement/concession ticket for an entry to a designated area
  • r 24(1) – drinking liquor on rail or road vehicle or rail premise
  • r 24(2) – possess an open container of liquor on rail or road vehicle or rail premise
  • r 24A(1)(c) – smoke on a train platform or covered area of a train platform
  • r 24A(2) – smoke where no smoking sign is on private property
  • r 25(1) – leave or deposit litter in or on a rail vehicle, road vehicle or rail premises
  • r 26(1) – spit in or on a rail vehicle, road vehicle or rail premises
  • r 27B(1) – place feet on any part of a road or rail vehicle without reasonable excuse
  • r 28(a) – use prohibited language on a rail vehicle
  • r 28(b) – behave in disorderly manner on rail vehicle
  • r 34(3) – jump or climb over any barrier on rail premises
  • r 39(1)(a) – pedestrian cross rail tracks when gates are closed
  • r 39(1)(ab) – pedestrian cross rail tracks when warning signals operating
  • r 41(2) – pedestrian descend from platform onto railway track

    • Transport (Ticketing) Regulations 2006 (Vic)

  • r 6(2) – fail to have valid ticket in designated area
  • r 7(2) – fail to produce valid ticket for inspection-passenger vehicle
  • r 8(2) – fail to produce valid ticket for inspection-designated area
  • r 9(3) – fail to produce evidence of entitlement to concession ticket-passenger vehicle travel

    • Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic)

  • s 116(1) – fraudulently obtain any benefit

    • Victorian Civil And Administrative Tribunal Act 1998 (Vic)

  • s 109(3)(a) – fail to comply with an order of the Tribunal

    • Last update 1 August 2017 © Sentencing Advisory Council, State of Victoria, 2017

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