Bail Application Oral Presentation Facts and Instructions PDF

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CISP LLW1002: Facts/Instructions (Oral Presentation)At 10:30am on Thursday, April Morris (“Morris”) was arrested and charged with the following four (4) offences: ‘Common assault’ - section 23 of the Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic). ‘Causing injury intentionally or recklessly’ - section 18 of the Cr...

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CISP LLW1002: Facts/Instructions (Oral Presentation) At 10:30am on Thursday, April Morris (“Morris”) was arrested and charged with the following four (4) offences: 1.

‘Common assault’ - section 23 of the Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic).

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‘Causing injury intentionally or recklessly’ - section 18 of the Crimes Act 1958 (Vic).

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‘Persons Found Drunk’ – section 13 of the Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic).

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‘Wilful destruction, damage etc. of property – section 9of the Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic).

The Police have arrested Morris and have remanded her in custody. A bail hearing has been arranged at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court later that day. Some basic facts about Morris are as follows: 

Morris has a previous blemish on her record. Driving whilst suspended – 5 years prior; no conviction was recorded.

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Morris is 27 years of age.

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Morris is currently in a same sex relationship.

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Morris is a brunette, five foot nine and slim build.

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Morris’s is allergic to penicillin and suffers from hay fever.

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Morris makes $125,500 per year in marketing.

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Morris has a shares worth over $75,000.00; and savings in excess of $50,000.00.

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Morris has her commercial pilot licence.

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Morris currently lives with her partner of 2 years Paulina.

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Morris likes to go to rave parties to dance and socialise.

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Morris’s favourite movie is ‘A nightmare on Elm Street’.

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Morris has a black belt in ‘Zen Do Kai’ having practised that style for the previous 4 years.

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Morris was born and raised in Melbourne and has a dislike for central Sydney.

Some basic facts about the Police brief are as follows: 

The Police are opposing bail.

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There are two witnesses who saw Morris assault the victim, Ms. Kendall.

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Ms. Kendall required medical attention, including nine stiches to her forehead, bruises, and abrasions. Ms. Kendall is quite traumatised by the event.

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Morris has caused property damage more than $3,000.

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Several of Morris’ childhood friends are associated a local crime gang; one being the President.

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Morris has not spoken to both of her parents for 2 years.

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Morris is prolific on posting messages on social media. ‘influencer’.

She is regarded as an

* You may add to, but not alter, the facts outlined above. Due:

(11:30pm) - Sunday of Week 3.

Solo:

This assignment/presentation is to be undertaken alone.

Submission:

Must be submitted through Drop-Box on Collaborate. See Collaborate messages re: assistance uploading the file.

Word Count:

5-7 minutes for the Oral Presentation.

Etiquette:

Court attire (i.e. suit, tie, etc.,) talk, act, present as you would in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court.

% of Grade:

(30%) of your total grade.

Directions:

Bail is the subject of module 3 – therefore refer the slides and class discussion accordingly. Further information will be provided during module 1 and on Collaborate....