Truth And Justice Australia

04/07/2025

'Brain finger-printing' could soon be used as evidence in Australian courts - ABC News

Technology that can read the human mind sounds like the stuff of science fiction, but researchers in New Zealand say a technique they are testing gets pretty close.

27/11/2024

When lying not only destroys lives but it causes the loss of an innocent life..

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14/11/2024

Still progressing.

Forensic brainwave analysis or brain fingerprinting’ could add a revolutionary new dimension to criminal investigations in New Zealand, a NZ Law Foundation-backed research project led by the University of Canterbury has found.

11/11/2024

Remembrance Day 🌷
is not just a time to honor those who sacrificed for our country and freedoms.
It's also a time to reflect on the consequences of those who sacrificed the truth and caused suffering.

Today, let's remember both the heroes and the villains. Share this link with those who need it – those who may require this service in the near future, or those who may be subject to its testing ,judgment and punishment..
Unless they act now to right their wrong..

06/11/2024

23/10/2024

In New South Wales, defamation can be both a civil and a criminal offense. The penalty for defamation depends on whether it is pursued as a civil matter or a criminal matter.

Civil Defamation

In civil defamation cases, the individual who has been defamed can sue the person who made the defamatory statement for damages. The damages awarded can include:

- Economic loss: This includes loss of income, business opportunities, or other financial losses.
- Non-economic loss: This includes compensation for pain, suffering, humiliation, and damage to reputation.

The maximum amount of damages that can be awarded for non-economic loss is capped at $250,000 under the Defamation Act 2005 (NSW). [2]

Criminal Defamation

Criminal defamation is a more serious offense, and it is governed by Section 529 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). [1] To be found guilty of criminal defamation, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that:

- The accused published a matter that was defamatory to another living person.
- The accused intended by doing so to cause serious harm to that person or to any other person or was reckless as to whether serious harm would be caused.
- The accused knew the published matter was false.
- The accused did not have a lawful excuse for their conduct. [1]

The maximum penalty for criminal defamation in NSW is three years imprisonment. [5]

Defenses to Defamation

Both civil and criminal defamation cases can be defended if the accused can prove that:

- The statement was true.
- The statement was made in the public interest.
- The statement was made without malice.
- The statement was a fair comment on a matter of public interest.
- The statement was published with the consent of the person defamed.

23/10/2024

Understanding Fraud in NSW

Fraud in NSW is defined under Section 192E of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). It encompasses a wide range of deceptive conduct, including:

- Dishonestly obtaining property: This involves acquiring property belonging to another person through deception.
- Dishonestly obtaining financial advantage: This involves gaining a financial benefit through fraudulent means.
- Dishonestly causing a financial disadvantage: This involves causing a financial loss to another person through deception.

False Victim Statements and Fraud

Making a false victim statement and claiming compensation falls under the category of dishonestly obtaining financial advantage under the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). This is because the individual is intentionally deceiving authorities to gain financial benefits that they are not entitled to.

Penalties for Fraud in NSW

The penalties for fraud in NSW are severe and depend on the severity of the offense. They can include:

- Imprisonment: Up to 10 years for more serious offenses.
- Fines: Significant financial penalties.
- Community service orders: Requirement to perform unpaid work in the community.
- Probation: Supervision by a probation officer.

Additional Considerations

It's important to note that making a false victim statement may also result in other charges, depending on the specific circumstances, such as:

- Perjury: If the false statement was made under oath in a judicial proceeding. [4]
- Public mischief: If the false statement was made to a police officer, knowing it to be false, and causing a police investigation. [1]

Conclusion

In New South Wales, making a false victim statement and claiming compensation is a serious crime classified as fraud. This offense carries substantial penalties, including imprisonment and fines. The act of deception undermines the integrity of the justice system and can have severe consequences for those involved.

21/09/2024

Facebook defamation ruling highlights costly legal dangers of social media posts, say lawyers - ABC News

Lawyers warn of a rise in the number of defamation cases involving online messages, after a Queensland woman was ordered to pay nearly $300,000 for Facebook posts.

12/08/2024

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3311838/

Brain fingerprinting (BF) detects concealed information stored in the brain by measuring brainwaves. A specific EEG event-related potential, a P300-MERMER, is elicited by stimuli that are significant in the present context. BF detects P300-MERMER responses ...

07/04/2024

Lawmakers are taking their time to incorporate this highly precise forensic testing tool into practice. However, there is a guarantee that it is steadily progressing towards acceptance within the Australian justice system.

https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/brain-fingerprinting

22/02/2024

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