CIA Abduction Flashcards
abduction
Outline: Abduction or detention of a child under the age of 16 for a sexual purpose
CA s49P Abduction or detention of a child under the age of 16 for a sexual purpose
a) Accused (A)
(i) takes away or detains a person (B); or
(ii) causes B to be taken away or detained by another person; and
- B is a child under the age of 16 years; and
- the person who has lawful charge (C) of B does not consent to B being taken away or detained; and
b) A knows that—
(i) B is a child under the age of 16 years; or
(ii) B is probably a child under the age of 16 years; and
c) A knows that—
(i) C does not consent to B being taken away or detained; or
(ii) C probably does not consent to B being taken away or detained; and
d) A intends B will take part in a sexual act with A or another person or both; and
e) B taking part in the sexual act would involve the commission by A, or the other person, or both, of an offence against section 38(1), 39(1), 40(1), 41(1) or a provision of this Subdivision (other than this section).
Outline: Child Stealing
Section 63 of the Crimes Act 1958 creates THREE DISCRETE offences that may be called ‘Child stealing’.
- The FIRST child stealing offence has following 5 elements:
- The accused TOOK, DECOYED, ENTICED away or detained a person;
- That person was a child UNDER the age of 16;
- The taking or other conduct was achieved by FORCE or FRAUD
- The accused INTENDED to: - deprive any parent, guardian or - any other person having the lawful care or - charge of the child of the possession of the child; or - steal any item from the child.
- The accused acted WITHOUT lawful excuse (Crimes Act 1958 s63(1)).
- The SECOND child stealing offence has the following 4 elements:
- The accused RECEIVED or HARBOURED a person;
- That person was a child UNDER the age of 16;
- The accused INTENDED to: - deprive any parent or guardian or - any other person having the lawful care or - charge of such child of the possession of such child; or -steal any article upon or about the person of such child
- The accused KNEW that the child had been led, taken, decoyed, enticed away or detained by force or fraud (Crimes Act 1958 s63(1)).
- The THIRD child stealing offence has the following 5 elements:
- The accused TOOK AWAY, DECOYED or ENTICED away a person;
- The person was a child UNDER the age of 16;
- The accused took the child out of the possession of -the child’s parent, -guardian or -other person with lawful care or charge of the person;
- The taking was against the will of -the child’s parent, -guardian or -other person with lawful care or charge of the person;
- At the time of his or her conduct, the accused intended to take a child, -known or believed to be under the age of 16, from the care of a parent or guardian and -that the taking was against the will of the child’s parent or guardian; and -The accused acted without lawful excuse