The Crimes Act 1900 is the main piece of legislation relating to criminal offences in New South Wales.
Click on the appropriate link below to read the relevant section of the Crimes Act.
- Section 18 Crimes Act 1900 Murder
- Section 19A Crimes Act 1900 Punishment for Murder
- Section 19B Crimes Act 1900 Murder of Police Officers
- Section 20 Crimes Act 1900 Child Murder when Child Deemed Born Alive
- Section 21 Crimes Act 1900 Child Murder by Mother Verdict of Contributing to Death etc
- Section 22 Crimes Act 1900 Trial for Child Murder Verdict of Concealment of Birth
- Section 22A Crimes Act 1900 Infanticide
- Section 23 Crimes Act 1900 Defence to Murder Provocation
- Section 23A Crimes Act 1900 Defence to Murder Substantial Impairment
- Section 24 Crimes Act 1900 Penalty for Manslaughter
- Section 25A Crimes Act 1900 Assault Causing Death
- Section 25B Crimes Act 1900 Assault Causing Death when Intoxicated
- Section 25C Crimes Act 1900 Supply of Drugs Causing Death
- Section 26 Crimes Act 1900 Conspiracy to Murder
- Section 27 Crimes Act 1900 Acts Done to the Person with Intent to Murder
- Section 28 Crimes Act 1900 Acts Done to Property with Intent to Murder
- Section 29 Crimes Act 1900 Certain Other Attempts to Murder
- Section 30 Crimes Act 1900 Attempts to Murder by Other Means
- Section 31 Crimes Act 1900 Documents Containing Threats
- Section 31A Crimes Act 1900 Suicide and Attempt to Commit Suicide
- Section 31B Crimes Act 1900 Survivor of Suicide Pact
- Section 31C Crimes Act 1900 Aiding etc Suicide
- Section 32 Crimes Act 1900 Impeding Endeavours to Escape Shipwreck
- Section 33 Crimes Act 1900 Wounding or GBH with Intent
- Section 33A Crimes Act 1900 Discharging Firearm with Intent
- Section 33B Crimes Act 1900 Use Weapon to Resist Arrest
- Section 35 Crimes Act 1900 Reckless Wounding or GBH
- Section 35A Crimes Act 1900 Cause Dog to Inflict Harm
- Section 37 Crimes Act 1900 Choking, Suffocation or Strangulation
- Section 38 Crimes Act 1900 Use Intoxicating Substance to Commit Indictable Offence
- Section 38A Crimes Act 1900 Drink Spiking
- Section 39 Crimes Act 1900 Using Poison etc to Endanger Life or Inflict Grievous Bodily Harm
- Section 41 Crimes Act 1900 Using Poison etc to Injure or to Cause Distress or Pain
- Section 41A Crimes Act 1900 Poisoning etc of Water Supply
- Section 42 Crimes Act 1900 Injuries to Child at Time of Birth
- Section 43 Crimes Act 1900 Abandoning or Exposing a Child Under 7 Years
- Section 43A Crimes Act 1900 Failure of Persons with Parental Responsibility to Care for Child
- Section 43B Crimes Act 1900 Failure to Reduce or Remove Risk of Child Becoming Victim of Child Abuse
- Section 44 Crimes Act 1900 Failure of Persons to Provide Necessities of Life
- Section 45 Crimes Act 1900 Female Genital Mutilation
- Section 45A Crimes Act 1900 Removing Person from State for Female Genital Mutilation
- Section 46 Crimes Act 1900 Causing Bodily Injury by Gunpowder etc
- Section 47 Crimes Act 1900 Using etc Explosive Substance or Corrosive Fluid etc
- Section 48 Crimes Act 1900 Causing Explosives to be Placed in or Near Building, Conveyance or Public Place
- Section 49 Crimes Act 1900 Setting Trap etc
- Section 49A Crimes Act 1900 Throwing Rocks at Vehicles
- Section 51A Crimes Act 1900 Predatory Driving
- Section 51B Crimes Act 1900 Police Pursuits ('Skye's Law')
- Section 52A Crimes Act 1900 Dangerous Driving
- Section 52AA Crimes Act 1900 Dangerous Driving: Procedural Matters
- Section 52AB Crimes Act 1900 Failing to Stop
- Section 52B Crimes Act 1900 Dangerous Navigation
- Section 52BA Crimes Act 1900 Dangerous Navigation: Procedural Matters
- Section 53 Crimes Act 1900 Furious Driving
- Section 54 Crimes Act 1900 Cause Grievous Bodily Harm
- Section 55 Crimes Act 1900 Possess Explosives with Intent
- Section 56 Crimes Act 1900 Obstructing Member of the Clergy in Discharge of His or Her Duties
- Section 57 Crimes Act 1900 Assault on Persons Preserving Wreck
- Section 58 Crimes Act 1900 Assault on Officers
- Section 59 Crimes Act 1900 Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm
- Section 59A Crimes Act 1900 Assault During Public Disorder
- Section 60 Crimes Act 1900 Assault Police
- Section 60A Crimes Act 1900 Assault Law Enforcement Officers
- Section 60AA Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Law Enforcement Officer"
- Section 60B Crimes Act 1900 Assaults Against Officers Families
- Section 60C Crimes Act 1900 Obtaining Personal Information of Police
- Section 60D Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 60E Crimes Act 1900 Assaults at Schools
- Section 61 Crimes Act 1900 Common Assault
- Section 61AA Crimes Act 1900 Defence of Lawful Correction
- Section 61H Crimes Act 1900 Index to Definitions for Sexual Offences
- Section 61HA Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Sexual Intercourse"
- Section 61HB Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Sexual Touching"
- Section 61HC Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Sexual Act"
- Section 61HD Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Cognitive Impairment"
- Section 61HE Crimes Act 1900 Consent in Sexual Assault Cases
- Section 61I Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Assault
- Section 61J Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Sexual Assault
- Section 61JA Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Sexual Assault in Company
- Section 61K Crimes Act 1900 Assault with Intent to Have Sexual Intercourse
- Section 61KA Crimes Act 1900 Offender Married to Victim
- Section 61KB Crimes Act 1900 Circumstances of Certain Sexual Offences to be Considered in Passing Sentence
- Section 61KC Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Touching
- Section 61KD Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Sexual Touching
- Section 61KE Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Act
- Section 61KF Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Sexual Act
- Section 61L Crimes Act 1900 Indecent Assault
- Section 61M Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Indecent Assault
- Section 61N Crimes Act 1900 Act of Indecency
- Section 61O Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Act of Indecency
- Section 66A Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Intercourse Child Under 10
- Section 66B Crimes Act 1900 Attempting, or Assaulting with Intent, to Have Sexual Intercourse with Child Under 10
- Section 66C Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Intercourse Child Between 10 and 16
- Section 66D Crimes Act 1900 Assault with Intent to have Sexual Intercourse Child between 10 and 16
- Section 66DA Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Touching Child Under 10
- Section 66DB Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Touching Child Between 10 and 16
- Section 66DC Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Act Child Under 10
- Section 66DD Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Act Child Between 10 and 16
- Section 66DE Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Sexual Act Child Between 10 and 16
- Section 66DF Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Act for Production of Child Abuse Material Child Under 16
- Section 66EA Crimes Act 1900 Persistent Sexual Abuse of a Child
- Section 66EB Crimes Act 1900 Procuring or Grooming Child Under 16 for Unlawful Sexual Activity
- Section 66EC Crimes Act 1900 Grooming a Person For Unlawful Sexual Activity With a Child Under The Person's Authority
- Section 66F Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Offences Cognitive Impairment
- Section 72B Crimes Act 1900 Definitions of Authorised Carer and Teaching Staff
- Section 73 Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Intercourse Young Person Between 16 and 18 Under Special Care
- Section 73A Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Touching Young Person Between 16 and 18 Under Special Care
- Section 78A Crimes Act 1900 Incest
- Section 78B Crimes Act 1900 Incest Attempts
- Section 78C Crimes Act 1900 Defences
- Section 78F Crimes Act 1900 Sanction of Attorney-General
- Section 79 Crimes Act 1900 Bestiality
- Section 80 Crimes Act 1900 Attempt to Commit Bestiality
- Section 80A Crimes Act 1900 Sexual Assault by Forced Self-Manipulation
- Section 80AA Crimes Act 1900 Referral to Child Protection Agency for Certain Sexual Offences
- Section 80AB Crimes Act 1900 Alternative Verdicts
- Section 80AC Crimes Act 1900 Offenders Who Are Minors
- Section 80AD Crimes Act 1900 Common Law Offences of Rape and Attempted Rape Abolished
- Section 80AE Crimes Act 1900 Consent No Defence In Certain Cases
- Section 80AF Crimes Act 1900 Uncertainty About Time When Sexual Offence Against Child Occurred
- Section 80AG Crimes Act 1900 Defence of Similar Age
- Section 80B Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Sexual Servitude"
- Section 80C Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Circumstances of Aggravation"
- Section 80D Crimes Act 1900 Causing Sexual Servitude
- Section 80E Crimes Act 1900 Conduct of Business Involving Sexual Servitude
- Section 80F Crimes Act 1900 Alternative Verdicts for Sexual Servitude
- Section 80G Crimes Act 1900 Incitement to Commit Sexual Offence
- Section 81C Crimes Act 1900 Interfering with Corpses
- Section 82 Crimes Act 1900 Termination of Pregnancy Performed by Unqualified Person
- Section 85 Crimes Act 1900 Concealing Birth
- Section 86 Crimes Act 1900 Kidnapping
- Section 87 Crimes Act 1900 Child Abduction
- Section 91A Crimes Act 1900 Procuring for Prostitution
- Section 91B Crimes Act 1900 Procuring Person by Drugs
- Section 91C Crimes Act 1900 Definition Child Prostitution
- Section 91D Crimes Act 1900 Promoting or Engaging in Child Prostitution
- Section 91E Crimes Act 1900 Obtaining Benefit from Child Prostitution
- Section 91F Crimes Act 1900 Using Premises for Child Prostitution
- Section 91FA Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Child Abuse Material Offences
- Section 91FB Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Child Abuse Material
- Section 91G Crimes Act 1900 Use Child to Produce Child Abuse Material
- Sections 91H Crimes Act 1900 Produce, Disseminate, Possess Child Abuse Material
- Section 91HA Crimes Act 1900 Defences
- Section 91HAA Crimes Act 1900 Exception
- Section 91I Crimes Act 1900 Definitions for Voyeurism and Related Offences
- Section 91J Crimes Act 1900 Voyeurism
- Section 91K Crimes Act 1900 Filming Person Engaged in Private Act
- Section 91L Crimes Act 1900 Filming Person's Private Parts
- Section 91M Crimes Act 1900 Installing Device to Film
- Section 91N Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Image Based Offences
- Section 91O Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Consent in Intimate Image Offences
- Section 91P Crimes Act 1900 Record intimate image without consent
- Section 91Q Crimes Act 1900 Distribute intimate image without consent
- Section 91R Crimes Act 1900 Threaten to record or distribute intimate image
- Section 91S Crimes Act 1900 Contravening an Intimate Image Rectification Order
- Section 91T Crimes Act 1900 Exceptions
- Section 92 Crimes Act 1900 Bigamy
- Section 93 Crimes Act 1900 Participator in Bigamy
- Section 93A Crimes Act 1900 Definition of 'Violence' for Public Order Offences
- Section 93B Crimes Act 1900 Riot
- Section 93C Crimes Act 1900 Affray
- Section 93D Crimes Act 1900 Mental Element Under Sections 93B and 93C
- Section 93F Crimes Act 1900 Interpretation Relating to Firearm and Weapons Offences
- Section 93FA Crimes Act 1900 Possession, Supply or Making Explosives
- Section 93FB Crimes Act 1900 Possession of Dangerous Articles
- Section 93G Crimes Act 1900 Causing Danger with Firearm or Spear Gun
- Section 93GA Crimes Act 1900 Firing at Houses or Buildings
- Section 93H Crimes Act 1900 Trespassing or Dangerous Use of Firearm or Spear Gun
- Section 93I Crimes Act 1900 Possession of Unregistered Firearm
- Section 93J Crimes Act 1900 Definitions of "Contaminate" and "Goods"
- Section 93K Crimes Act 1900 Contaminating Goods
- Section 93L Crimes Act 1900 Threatening to Contaminate Goods
- Section 93M Crimes Act 1900 Making False Statements Concerning Contamination
- Section 93N Crimes Act 1900 Making Unwarranted Demands In Connection With Contaminating Goods
- Section 93O Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Circumstances Death or Grievous Bodily Harm
- Section 93P Crimes Act 1900 Special Provisions Relating to Geographical Application of This Division
- Section 93Q Crimes Act 1900 False Information that Person in Danger
- Section 93R Crimes Act 1900 Sending Article to Cause Alarm
- Section 93S Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Criminal Groups
- Section 93T Crimes Act 1900 Participate in Criminal Group
- Section 93TA Crimes Act 1900 Receiving Benefit from Criminal Activity
- Section 93U Crimes Act 1900 Alternative Verdicts for Criminal Group Offences
- Section 93V Crimes Act 1900 Unlawful Gambling Operation
- Section 93W Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Consorting
- Section 93X Crimes Act 1900 Consorting
- Section 93Y Crimes Act 1900 Statutory Defence to Consorting
- Section 93Z Crimes Act 1900 Publicly Threatening or Inciting Violence on Grounds of Race, Religion, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity or Intersex or HIV/AIDS Status
- Section 94 Crimes Act 1900 Robbery
- Section 94AA Crimes Act 1900 Property Previously Stolen
- Section 95 Crimes Act 1900 Aggravated Robbery
- Section 96 Crimes Act 1900 Robbery with Wounding
- Section 97 Crimes Act 1900 Robbery While Armed or In Company
- Section 98 Crimes Act 1900 Robbery with Arms and Wounding
- Section 99 Crimes Act 1900 Demanding property with intent to steal
- Section 105A Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 109 Crimes Act 1900 Breaking out of dwelling-house after committing, or entering with intent to commit, indictable offence
- Section 110 Crimes Act 1900 Break, enter and assault with intent to murder
- Section 111 Crimes Act 1900 Enter Dwelling House
- Section 112 Crimes Act 1900 Break Enter Commit Serious Indictable Offence
- Section 113 Crimes Act 1900 Break Enter with Intent to Commit Serious Indictable Offence
- Section 114 Crimes Act 1900 Being armed with intent to commit indictable offence
- Section 115 Crimes Act 1900 Convicted Offender Armed with Intent
- Section 115A Crimes Act 1900 Alternative Verdicts for Break and Enter Offences
- Section 116 Crimes Act 1900 All Larcenies to be of Same Nature
- Section 117 Crimes Act 1900 Larceny
- Section 118 Crimes Act 1900 Intent to Return Property No Defence to Larceny
- Section 119 Crimes Act 1900 Verdict Where Several Takings Proved
- Section 120 Crimes Act 1900 Trial for Larceny, But Verdict of Embezzlement etc
- Section 121 Crimes Act 1900 Verdict of "Larceny or Receiving"
- Section 122 Crimes Act 1900 Verdict where Persons Indicted for Joint Larceny or Receiving
- Section 123 Crimes Act 1900 Verdict of Minor Indictable Offence
- Section 124 Crimes Act 1900 Fraudulent Appropriation
- Section 125 Crimes Act 1900 Larceny as Bailee
- Section 126 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Cattle or Killing with Intent to Steal
- Section 127 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing or Killing Cattle - Uncertainty as to Sex or Age not to Entitle to Acquittal
- Section 128 Crimes Act 1900 Trial for Stealing Cattle Verdict of Stealing Skins
- Section 129 Crimes Act 1900 Trial for Killing Cattle Verdict of Stealing
- Section 130 Crimes Act 1900 Trial for Stealing Cattle Verdict of Misdemeanour
- Section 131 Crimes Act 1900 Unlawful Use of Cattle
- Section 132 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Dogs
- Section 133 Crimes Act 1900 Taking Money to Restore Dogs
- Section 134 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Destroying Valuable Security
- Section 135 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Destroying Wills
- Section 136 Crimes Act 1900 Provision to Sections 134 and 135
- Section 137 Crimes Act 1900 Civil Remedies Are Not Affected by Criminal Convictions
- Section 138 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Destroying Records of Court or Public Office
- Section 139 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Metal Glass Wood Fixed to House
- Section 140 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Trees
- Section 148 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Property in a Dwelling-House
- Section 149 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Property in a Dwelling-House with Menaces
- Section 150 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Goods in Process of Manufacture
- Section 151 Crimes Act 1900 Selling Materials for Manufacture
- Section 152 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing from Ship in Port
- Section 153 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing from Ship in Distress
- Section 154 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing by Tenant
- Section 154A Crimes Act 1900 Taking Conveyance Without Consent
- Section 154B Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Aircraft
- Section 154C Crimes Act 1900 Taking Motor Vehicle with Assault
- Section 154D Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Firearms
- Section 154E Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Stealing Motor Vehicles etc
- Section 154F Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Motor Vehicle or Vessel
- Section 154G Crimes Act 1900 Car or Boat Rebirthing
- Section 154H Crimes Act 1900 Making Using Interfering with Unique Identifiers
- Section 154I Crimes Act 1900 Dishonestly Possessing Rebirthed Vehicle
- Section 154J Crimes Act 1900 Possessing Identification Plate Without Vehicle
- Section 155 Crimes Act 1900 Definition of Clerk or Servant
- Section 156 Crimes Act 1900 Larceny by Clerk or Servant
- Section 157 Crimes Act 1900 Embezzlement
- Section 159 Crimes Act 1900 Larceny by Public Servant
- Section 160 Crimes Act 1900 Embezzlement by Public Servant
- Section 161 Crimes Act 1900 Proof of General Deficiency in Accounts
- Section 162 Crimes Act 1900 Larceny by Joint Owner
- Section 163 Crimes Act 1900 Trial for Embezzlement Verdict of Larceny
- Section 187 Crimes Act 1900 Extended Definition of "Stealing" for Sections 188 and 189
- Section 188 Crimes Act 1900 Receiving Stolen Property Serious Offence
- Section 189 Crimes Act 1900 Receiving Stolen Property Minor Offence
- Section 189A Crimes Act 1900 Receiving Goods Stolen Outside NSW
- Section 189B Crimes Act 1900 Prosecution Under Section 188 or 189 Where Property Stolen in Course of Transmission
- Section 190 Crimes Act 1900 Receiving Unlawfully Killed Animal
- Section 191 Crimes Act 1900 Uncertainty as to Sex or Age of Animal Does Not to Entitle Defendant to an Acquittal
- Section 192 Crimes Act 1900 Receiving Goods for Manufacture
- Section 192A Crimes Act 1900 Verdict Where Several Persons are Indicted for Jointly Receiving
- Section 192B Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Deception
- Section 192C Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of 'Obtaining Property' and 'Belonging to Another'
- Section 192D Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of 'Obtaining Financial Advantage' and 'Causing Financial Disadvantage' in Fraud Offences
- Section 192E Crimes Act 1900 Fraud
- Section 192F Crimes Act 1900 Intention to Defraud by Destroying Accounts
- Section 192G Crimes Act 1900 Intention to Defraud by False or Misleading Statement
- Section 192H Crimes Act 1900 Intention to Deceive Members or Creditors
- Section 192I Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Identification Information
- Section 192J Crimes Act 1900 Dealing with Identification Information
- Section 192K Crimes Act 1900 Possession of Identification Information
- Section 192L Crimes Act 1900 Possessing Equipment to Produce Identification Information
- Section 192M Crimes Act 1900 Miscellaneous Provisions Relating to Identification Information
- Section 193A Crimes Act 1900 Definitions Relating to Proceeds of Crime and Associated Offences
- Section 193B Crimes Act 1900 Money Laundering
- Section 193C Crimes Act 1900 Dealing With Property Suspected of Being Proceeds of Crime
- Section 193D Crimes Act 1900 Dealing with Property that Becomes an Instrument of Crime
- Section 193E Crimes Act 1900 Alternative Verdicts for Proceeds of Crimes Offences
- Section 193F Crimes Act 1900 Proof of Other Offences Not Required to Establish Proceeds of Crime Offences
- Section 193FA Crimes Act 1900 Combining Several Contraventions In a Single Charge
- Section 193G Crimes Act 1900 Transitional Provision
- Section 193H Crimes Act 1900 Corrupting Betting Outcome of Event
- Section 193I Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Betting
- Section 193J Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Events and Event Contingencies
- Section 193K Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of 'Obtaining Financial Advantage' and 'Causing Financial Disadvantage' in Betting Offences
- Section 193L Crimes Act 1900 Proof of Intention to Obtain Financial Advantage or Cause Financial Disadvantage
- Section 193M Crimes Act 1900 Definition of Encourage
- Section 193N Crimes Act 1900 Engage in Conduct that Corrupts Betting Outcome of Event
- Section 193O Crimes Act 1900 Facilitate Conduct that Corrupts Betting Outcome of Event
- Section 193P Crimes Act 1900 Concealing Conduct or Agreement About Conduct that Corrupts Betting Outcome of Event
- Section 193Q Crimes Act 1900 Use of Corrupt Conduct Information or Inside Information for Betting Purposes
- Section 194 Crimes Act 1900 Interpretation of 'Property'
- Section 195 Crimes Act 1900 Destroying or Damaging Property
- Section 196 Crimes Act 1900 Destroy or damage property with intent to injure another person
- Section 197 Crimes Act 1900 Dishonestly Destroying or Damaging Property
- Section 198 Crimes Act 1900 Destroying or Damaging Property with Intent
- Section 199 Crimes Act 1900 Threatening to Destroy or Damage Property
- Section 200 Crimes Act 1900 Possessing Explosive to Destroy Property
- Section 201 Crimes Act 1900 Interfering with Mine
- Section 202 Crimes Act 1900 Causing Damage to Sea River Canal
- Section 203A Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 203B Crimes Act 1900 Sabotage
- Section 203C Crimes Act 1900 Threaten Sabotage
- Section 203D Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 203E Crimes Act 1900 Causing Bushfire
- Section 204 Crimes Act 1900 Destruction of Aircraft or Vessel with Intent
- Section 205 Crimes Act 1900 Prejudicing Safe Operation of Aircraft or Vessel
- Section 206 Crimes Act 1900 Assaulting Crew Member
- Section 207 Crimes Act 1900 Placing Dangerous Articles on Aircraft
- Section 208 Crimes Act 1900 Threatening to Destroy Aircraft Vessel Vehicle
- Section 209 Crimes Act 1900 False Information to Prejudice Safety
- Section 210 Crimes Act 1900 Destroying or Damaging Aid to Navigation
- Section 211 Crimes Act 1900 Criminal Acts to Railways
- Section 212 Crimes Act 1900 Endangering Passengers on Railway
- Section 213 Crimes Act 1900 Obstructing Railway
- Section 214 Crimes Act 1900 Obstructing a Railway Verdict of Misdemeanour
- Section 249A Crimes Act 1900 Definitions of 'Agent' and 'Benefit' Under the Division
- Section 249B Crimes Act 1900 Corrupt Commissions or Rewards
- Section 249C Crimes Act 1900 Misleading Documents or Statements
- Section 249D Crimes Act 1900 Corrupt Inducements for Advice
- Section 249E Crimes Act 1900 Corrupt Benefits for Trustees
- Section 249F Crimes Act 1900 Aiding Abetting Corruption
- Section 249G Crimes Act 1900 Repayment of Value of Gift etc
- Section 249H Crimes Act 1900 Disqualification for Office
- Section 249I Crimes Act 1900 Dismissal of Trivial Case
- Section 249J Crimes Act 1900 Custom not a Defence
- Section 249K Crimes Act 1900 Blackmail
- Section 249L Crimes Act 1900 Unwarranted Demands Meaning
- Section 249M Crimes Act 1900 Menaces Meaning
- Section 249N Crimes Act 1900 Obtaining Gain or Causing Loss Meaning
- Section 249O Crimes Act 1900 Public Duty Meaning
- Section 250 Crimes Act 1900 False Document Meaning
- Section 251 Crimes Act 1900 Inducing Acceptance of False Document
- Section 252 Crimes Act 1900 Interpretative Provisions Relating to Obtaining Property, Financial Advantage and Financial Disadvantage
- Section 253 Crimes Act 1900 Forgery
- Section 254 Crimes Act 1900 Using False Document
- Section 255 Crimes Act 1900 Possessing False Document
- Section 256 Crimes Act 1900 Forgery Equipment
- Section 307A Crimes Act 1900 False or Misleading Applications
- Section 307B Crimes Act 1900 False or Misleading Information
- Section 307C Crimes Act 1900 False or Misleading Documents
- Section 308 Crimes Act 1900 General Definitions
- Section 308A Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Access to Data, Modification of Data and Impairment of Electronic Communication
- Section 308B Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of Unauthorised Access, Modification or Impairment
- Section 308C Crimes Act 1900 Unauthorised Computer Function with Intent
- Section 308D Crimes Act 1900 Unauthorised Modification of Data with Intent
- Section 308E Crimes Act 1900 Unauthorised Impairment of Electronic Communication
- Section 308F Crimes Act 1900 Possession of Data with Intent
- Section 308G Crimes Act 1900 Produce Supply Obtain Data with Intent
- Section 308H Crimes Act 1900 Unauthorised Access to Restricted Data
- Section 308I Crimes Act 1900 Unauthorised Impairment of Data
- Section 310A Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 310B Crimes Act 1900 Rescuing Inmate
- Section 310C Crimes Act 1900 Aiding Escape
- Section 310D Crimes Act 1900 Escaping
- Section 310E Crimes Act 1900 Tunnels to Facilitate Escape
- Section 310F Crimes Act 1900 Permitting Escape
- Section 310G Crimes Act 1900 Harbouring Escapee
- Section 310H Crimes Act 1900 Application of Part
- Section 310I Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 310J Crimes Act 1900 Membership of Terrorist Organisation
- Section 310K Crimes Act 1900 Multiplicity of Offences - A Person Cannot Be Charged Under Both NSW and Commonwealth Laws for the Same Terrorism Offence
- Section 311 Crimes Act 1900 Definitions for Offences Against Justices
- Section 312 Crimes Act 1900 Meaning of "Pervert the Course of Justice"
- Section 313 Crimes Act 1900 Knowledge That An Offence is a Strictly Indictable Offence or Child Abuse Offence Is Not Necessary for Sections 316 and 316A
- Section 314 Crimes Act 1900 False Accusations
- Section 315 Crimes Act 1900 Hindering Investigations
- Section 315A Crimes Act 1900 Threatening or Intimidating Victims or Witnesses
- Section 316 Crimes Act 1900 Concealing Serious Indictable Offence
- Section 316A Crimes Act 1900 Concealing Child Abuse Offence
- Section 317 Crimes Act 1900 Tampering with Evidence
- Section 318 Crimes Act 1900 False Instrument to Pervert Course of Justice
- Section 319 Crimes Act 1900 Perverting the Course of Justice
- Section 320 Crimes Act 1900 Extended Meaning of "Giving Evidence"
- Section 321 Crimes Act 1900 Corruption of Witnesses or Jurors
- Section 322 Crimes Act 1900 Threatening Judges Witnesses Jurors
- Section 323 Crimes Act 1900 Influencing Witnesses or Jurors
- Section 324 Crimes Act 1900 Increased Penalty if Serious Indictable Offence Involved
- Section 325 Crimes Act 1900 Preventing Witness or Juror from Attending Court
- Section 326 Crimes Act 1900 Reprisals Against Judges Witnesses Jurors
- Section 327 Crimes Act 1900 Perjury
- Section 328 Crimes Act 1900 Perjury with Intent
- Section 329 Crimes Act 1900 Conviction for False Swearing on Indictment for Perjury
- Section 330 Crimes Act 1900 False Statement on Oath Not Amounting to Perjury
- Section 331 Crimes Act 1900 Contradictory Statements on Oath
- Section 332 Crimes Act 1900 Certain Technical Defects Provided for
- Section 333 Crimes Act 1900 Subornation of Perjury
- Section 334 Crimes Act 1900 General Provisions Applicable to Perjury and False Statement Offences
- Section 335 Crimes Act 1900 False Statement in Evidence on Commission
- Section 336 Crimes Act 1900 False Entry on Public Register
- Section 337 Crimes Act 1900 False Instruments Issued by Public Officers
- Section 338 Crimes Act 1900 Restrictions on Prosecutions for Perjury
- Section 339 Crimes Act 1900 Application of Division to Perjury Under Other Acts
- Section 340 Crimes Act 1900 Extent of Abolition of Offences
- Section 341 Crimes Act 1900 Certain Common Law Offences Abolished
- Section 342 Crimes Act 1900 Certain Conspiracy Offences Not Affected
- Section 343 Crimes Act 1900 Certain Common Law Offences Not Abolished
- Section 343A Crimes Act 1900 Saving of Other Punishments
- Section 344A Crimes Act 1900 Attempts
- Section 345 Crimes Act 1900 Principals in the Second Degree How Tried and Punished
- Section 346 Crimes Act 1900 Accessories Before the Fact How Tried and Punished
- Section 347 Crimes Act 1900 Accessories After the Fact How Tried and Punished
- Section 347A Crimes Act 1900 Wife May Be Accessory After Fact to Husband's Felony
- Section 348 Crimes Act 1900 Punishment of Accessories After The Fact to Certain Treason-Related Offences
- Section 349 Crimes Act 1900 Punishment of Accessories After the Fact to Murder etc
- Section 350 Crimes Act 1900 Punishment of Accessories After the Fact to Other Serious Indictable Offences
- Section 351 Crimes Act 1900 Trial and Punishment of Abettors of Minor Indictable Offences
- Section 351A Crimes Act 1900 Recruiting Persons for Criminal Activity
- Section 351B Crimes Act 1900 Aiders and Abettors Punishable as Principals
- Section 417 Crimes Act 1900 Proof of Lawful Authority or Excuse
- Section 417A Crimes Act 1900 Proof of Exceptions
- Section 418 Crimes Act 1900 Self-Defence when Available
- Section 419 Crimes Act 1900 Self-Defence Onus of Proof
- Section 420 Crimes Act 1900 Self-Defence Not Available if Death Inflicted to Protect Property or Trespass to Property
- Section 421 Crimes Act 1900 Self-Defence Excessive Force that Inflicts Death
- Section 422 Crimes Act 1900 Self-Defence Response to Lawful Conduct
- Section 423 Crimes Act 1900 Offences to Which Division Applies
- Section 428A Crimes Act 1900 Definitions
- Section 428B Crimes Act 1900 Offences of Specific Intent to Which Part Applies
- Section 428C Crimes Act 1900 Intoxication in Relation to Offences of Specific Intent
- Section 428D Crimes Act 1900 Intoxication in Relation to Other Offences
- Section 428E Crimes Act 1900 Intoxication in Relation to Murder, Manslaughter and Assault Causing Death
- Section 428F Crimes Act 1900 Intoxication in Relation to the Reasonable Person Test
- Section 428G Crimes Act 1900 Intoxication and the Actus Reus of an Offence
- Section 428H Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Common Law Relating to Self-Induced Intoxication
- Section 428I Crimes Act 1900 Application of Part
- Section 431 Crimes Act 1900 Convicted Persons Not to be Liable to Death Penalty
- Section 431A Crimes Act 1900 Life Sentences
- Section 475A Crimes Act 1900 Offences Punishable Summarily
- Section 475B Crimes Act 1900 Election for Summary Trial
- Section 502 Crimes Act 1900 Possess Skin of Stolen Cattle
- Section 503 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Dogs
- Section 504 Crimes Act 1900 Possessing Stolen Dog
- Section 505 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Animals etc Ordinarily Kept in Confinement
- Section 506 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Animals etc Ordinarily Kept in Confinement Second Offence
- Section 507 Crimes Act 1900 Possession of Stolen Animals etc
- Section 508 Crimes Act 1900 Possession of Stolen Animals etc Second Offence
- Section 509 Crimes Act 1900 Restoration of Such Stolen Animals etc
- Section 510 Crimes Act 1900 Setting Engine for Deer
- Section 512 Crimes Act 1900 Taking Fish
- Section 513 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Shrubs
- Section 515 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing etc Live or Dead Fence etc
- Section 517 Crimes Act 1900 Unlawful Possession of Trees or Fences
- Section 518 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Dead Wood
- Section 520 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Plants in Gardens
- Section 521 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Plants not in Gardens
- Section 521A Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Rock or Stone
- Section 522 Crimes Act 1900 Possess Shipwrecked Goods
- Section 523 Crimes Act 1900 Offering Shipwrecked Goods for Sale
- Section 524 Crimes Act 1900 Seizure of Such Goods
- Section 525 Crimes Act 1900 Stealing Books
- Section 526 Crimes Act 1900 Term "Public Library"
- Section 527C Crimes Act 1900 Goods in Custody
- Section 529 Crimes Act 1900 Criminal Defamation
- Section 530 Crimes Act 1900 Serious Animal Cruelty
- Section 531 Crimes Act 1900 Law Enforcement Animals
- Section 545B Crimes Act 1900 Intimidation by Violence
- Section 545C Crimes Act 1900 Unlawful Assembly
- Section 546 Crimes Act 1900 Abetting or Procuring
- Section 546B Crimes Act 1900 Convicted Person with Intent
- Section 546C Crimes Act 1900 Resisting Arrest or Hindering Police
- Section 546D Crimes Act 1900 Impersonating Police
- Section 547B Crimes Act 1900 Public Mischief
- Section 547C Crimes Act 1900 Peeping or Prying
- Section 547D Crimes Act 1900 Arrested Person Carrying Razor
- Section 556 Crimes Act 1900 Summary Conviction a Bar to Further Proceedings
- Section 574 Crimes Act 1900 Prosecutions for Blasphemy
- Section 574B Crimes Act 1900 Prevention of Suicide
- Section 578A Crimes Act 1900 Prohibition of Publication Identifying Victims of Certain Sexual Offences
- Section 578C Crimes Act 1900 Publishing Indecent Articles
- Section 578E Crimes Act 1900 Advertising or Displaying Sexual Behaviour
- Section 579 Crimes Act 1900 Evidence of Proceedings Dealt With By Way of Recognizance After 15 Years
- Section 580 Crimes Act 1900 Certain Charges Not to be Brought at Common Law
- Section 580A Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Offence of Being a Common Nightwalker
- Section 580B Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Offences of Eavesdropping and Being a Common Scold
- Section 580C Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Common Law Offences Relating to Brothels
- Section 580D Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Rule That Husband and Wife Cannot Be Guilty of Conspiracy
- Section 580E Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Distinction Between Felony and Misdemeanour
- Section 580F Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Penal Servitude
- Section 580G Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Imprisonment With Light or Hard Labour
- Section 580H Crimes Act 1900 Abolition of Common Law Offences and Rules
- Section 581 Crimes Act 1900 Savings and Transitional Provisions
- Section 582 Crimes Act 1900 Regulations