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VIC LAW Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridg...
VIC LAW Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections
Written by
Bill Doogue
Criminal Defence Lawyer
What the Law states - Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections
Firearms Act 1996 - SECT 8
Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections
8. Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections
A person must not acquire, dispose of, possess or carry cartridge ammunition for the purposes of collecting cartridge ammunition unless that person does so under and in accordance with a licence.
Maximum Penalty in Victoria
60 penalty units or 12 months imprisonment.
What the Prosecution must prove - Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections - Vic
(a) the offence occurred at the time and place alleged.
(b) the offender was the accused
(c) the accused acquired, disposed of, possessed or carried cartridge ammunition
(d) doing so for the purpose of collecting ammunition
(e) the accused did not have a licence to collect ammunition
Possible Defences - Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections
(a) Duress.
(b) Factual dispute.
(c) Identification dispute.
(d) Lack of intent.
(e) Mental impairment.
(f) Necessity.
(g) Self-defence.
Which court will hear the charge of Offence to acquire, dispose of possess or carry cartridge ammunition for collections
Magistrates Court
