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Can a river have 'rights'?
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"Have you been charged with Offence to Interfere With Corpse of A Human Being?
If so, you must engage the services of a law firm that specialises in criminal law.
This offence is serious. If found guilty, you could face 5 years in prison. Some questions you will need to carefully consider with your lawyer include:
Can the prosecution make out their case? Did you intend to interfere with a human corpse? Did you commit an indecent act with the corpse? Did you remove any body parts from the corpse? Did you act alone?
more information on this charge.
Section 34B of the Crimes Act 1958.
The prosecution must prove:
The defendant intentionally interfered with or committed an indecent act with the corpse of a human being; or
The defendant unlawfully removed body parts from the corpse of human being."