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S4 Episode 5: Intervention Orders - Foley's February 2022 Series Recap

Feb 2, 2023
Experts Shivani Pillai and Amara Hughes discuss intervention orders, covering relevant acts, magistrate powers, and application procedures. They explore the complexities of family violence cases, resolution options, legal implications, and defense strategies. The podcast provides insights on ethics, sanctions, and challenges in navigating intervention order cases, emphasizing the importance of evidence and consent.
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Amara Hughes
Shivani Pillai

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Quick takeaways

  • Magistrates have significant power in intervention orders, issuing interim orders despite party agreements.
  • Criminal matters should take precedence over intervention orders, with consent without admissions benefiting respondents.

Deep dives

Understanding Intervention Orders: Implications and Conditions

Intervention orders, influenced by family and criminal law, are discussed by Shivani Palay and Amara Hughes. Two crucial acts, the Family Violence Protection Act and the Personal Safety Intervention Order Act, are explored with detailed definitions of family and personal relationships. Terminologies like AFM and affected person are explained. Broad definitions of family violence and prohibited behavior are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of fitting allegations within these definitions.

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