OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER

Riot, Affray and violent disorder
Carrying an offensive weapon
Firearms
Prostitution
Unlawfully on premises
Trespassing
Indecent behaviour
Being drunk in a public place
Disorderly behaviour
Barring persons from licensed premises or casino
Loitering
Publication of Indecent or Offensive Material
Urinating or defecating in a public place
Offences on public transport
Emitting excessive noise from a vehicle
Throwing stones
Playing games as to cause damage
Dumping rubbish

This type of offence ranges from serious firearms offences with the potential of heavy fines or gaol, to lesser offences for which a fine is the most serious penalty.

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OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER  :  Last Revised: Wed Nov 9th 2005
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