Section 93FA of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) states that:
- A person who possesses an explosive in a public place is guilty of an offence.
- A person who possesses, supplies or makes an explosive, under circumstances that give rise to a reasonable suspicion that the person did not possess, supply or make the explosive for a lawful purpose, is guilty of an offence.
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An offence against subsection (2) is a summary offence.
Penalty
The maximum penalty for such offences can range from 3 years imprisonment to 5 years imprisonment. There are also fines which can be imposed.
Defending this charge
There are defences to this charge which include:
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Having a reasonable excuse for having, supplying or making possession of explosives,
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Acting with a lawful purpose.
How can Prime Lawyers help you?
If you are convicted of possession, supply or making of explosives, it is possible that you will be imprisoned. Our experienced and dedicated criminal lawyers will fight vigorously at court to protect your rights.
We start by carefully analysing all aspects of your case and will give you clear advice on what your chances are in having the charge dropped against you and what to expect if your matter proceeds to a court hearing.
With the extensive knowledge of our criminal solicitors, Prime Lawyers will ensure that all necessary options are exhausted to secure the best possible result for you.