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✨ Legal Offences and Case Classifications

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 49 — 11 MAY 2017

Section 7
Delivery of false receipt, etc, to principal

Section 8
Receiving secret reward for procuring contracts

Section 9
Aiding and abetting offences

Takeovers Act 1993

Section	Offence
Section 44C	False or misleading statement or information

Class 2: Cases involving offences with the following features

Crimes Act 1961

Section	Offence
Sections 128 to 129	Sexual violation where:
	a. there are two or more complainants; or
	b. there are two or more defendants; or
	c. the complainant is under 16 at the time of the offending; or
	d. the complainant is otherwise vulnerable; or
	e. the alleged offending occurred in the course of a home invasion; or
	f. the alleged offending involved significant violence over and above that inherent
	in the act of sexual violation; or
	g. if found guilty, the defendant would face a likelihood of preventive detention.
Section 188(1)	Causing grievous bodily harm where:
	a. there are two or more complainants; or
	b. there are two or more defendants; or
	c. the complainant is vulnerable by reason of age or disability or otherwise; or
	d. the injury was grave; or
	e. there was a serious risk to life.
Section 235(c)	Aggravated robbery where:
	a. the proceeds or potential proceeds of the robbery are substantial (for example a
	bank robbery); or
	b. the offending creates serious risk to life including where it involves the use of a
	loaded firearm; or
	c. it is part of a pattern of offending.
Section 236(1)(b)	Assault with intent to rob where:
	a. the proceeds or potential proceeds of the robbery are substantial; or
	b. the offending creates serious risk to life; or
	c. it is part of a pattern of offending.
Sections 237, 238	Blackmail where:
	a. there are multiple complainants; or
	b. the complainant is a public official; or
	c. a threat of serious risk to life is involved.

Gazette.govt.nz — NZ Gazette 2017, No 49

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

⚖️ Offences under the Secret Commissions Act 1910 (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsSecret Commissions Act 1910, Gifts to Agents, False Receipts

⚖️ Offences under the Takeovers Act 1993

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsTakeovers Act 1993, False Statements, Misleading Information

⚖️ Class 2 Cases involving serious offences

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsCrimes Act 1961, Sexual Violation, Grievous Bodily Harm, Aggravated Robbery, Assault, Blackmail

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