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02-06-2011, 09:04 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Sun City, North Australis
Posts: 4,274
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The more i hear the term nanny state the more i cringe....
Its been said a few times now... the law for obscene langauge in public has been around in all states of Australia. Its NOT a new law. All the state has done is turn it into a minor offence which Police can deal with by a on the spot by giving you a ticket (where you have the option to go to court). Currently you MUST go to court for swearing in public. I highly doubt Police officers will give you a ticket if your just having a conversation with someone. Police officers are sworn at on a day to day basis and im guessing that if your a total prat and start swearing at them when they pull you over, or your drunk in public you will no doubt cop a fine.
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Re: Get fined for swearing, in Victoria of course!
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