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Can I Claim Costs After a Discontinued Prosecution in Queensland?

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There's a possibility to claim costs after a discontinued prosecution. Generally, the principle "costs follow the event" applies, meaning the losing party pays the winning party's costs. However, there are exceptions,...

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What are the requirements to become a notary public in Australia?

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To become a notary public, you must be a practicing lawyer, have several years of legal experience, and complete a notarial practice course.;After meeting the qualifications, you must apply to the Supreme Court in you...

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How does the Australian government recognize Aboriginal rights?

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The Australian government recognizes Aboriginal rights through policies, legislation, and land rights frameworks.;Recent initiatives include the establishment of reconciliation programs and support for Aboriginal comm...

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What constitutes unlawful discrimination?

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Unlawful discrimination occurs when a person is treated less favorably due to specific attributes.;This includes discrimination based on race, gender, age, and disability.

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How can I declare bankruptcy in Australia?

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To declare bankruptcy, you must complete and submit a Bankruptcy Form to the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).;It is advisable to seek legal or financial advice before proceeding with a bankruptcy declar...

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Can a social media post be considered defamation?

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Yes, social media posts can be considered defamatory if they meet the criteria of defamation, including publication, identification, and harm.;The reach and permanence of social media can amplify the impact of defamat...

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