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VICTIMS OF CRIME (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) ACT 1983 - SECT 3

What is a violent crime?

Each of the following is a violent crime:

        (a)     an offence against a section of the Crimes Act 1900 mentioned in table 3, column 2;

        (b)     an offence against the Criminal Code, section 309 (Robbery) or section 310 (Aggravated robbery);

        (c)     an offence against any other law prescribed by regulation.

Note     A reference to an offence against an ACT law includes a reference to an offence against the Criminal Code, part 2.4 (Extensions of criminal responsibility) or section 717 (Accessory after the fact) that relates to the ACT law (see Legislation Act, s 189).

Table 3     Violent crimes— Crimes Act

column 1

item

column 2

section

column 3

description

1

12

murder

2

15

manslaughter

3

19, 20, 25, 31

grievous bodily harm offences

4

21

wounding

5

22, 26

assault offences

6

23, 24

actual bodily harm offences

7

27

endangering life

8

28

endangering health

9

29

culpable driving

10

30

threat to kill

11

32

demands with threats

12

34

forcible confinement

13

35

stalking

14

36

torture

15

37

abduction of young person

16

38

kidnapping

17

40

unlawfully taking child

18

41

exposing or abandoning child

19

42

child destruction

20

43

childbirth—grievous bodily harm

21

51, 52, 53

sexual assault offences

22

54

sexual intercourse without consent

23

55

sexual intercourse with young person

24

56

sexual relationship with young person

25

57 to 61

indecency offences

26

62

incest

27

63

abduction

28

74, 75

female genital mutilation offences

29

79

sexual servitude offences



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