There are all sorts of fully automatic weapons ("machine guns") available illegally on the street. But bazookas aren't, at least not like the one used by the U.S. in WWII. Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) launchers, which are modern-day bazookas, are another kettle of fish, however. Although I am not aware of any domestic gangs gaining possession of them and using them in local crimes, it is not unimaginable that they could. After all, if the insurgents in Iraq can get their hands on them, a determined gang might be able to do the same here.
Daniel Day Lewis.
Drug dealing, extortion, murder and butchering the English language!
A Bill of Rights would overwrite some current laws and acts. This is undemocratic because the people would have voted for a law, that would be overwritten by a Bill of Rights. For example, the Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act would be overwritten because it clashes with the Bill of Rights. The Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act states that gangs are not allowed assembling together because they cause disruptions to the community. This clashes with the freedom of assembly, which would be protected by law if Australia has a Bill of Rights meaning that The Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act would be made void. Then gangs such as bikie gangs would be allowed to assemble and may cause trouble.
First off, you need to become aware of gangs, gang members and their acts. Having this basic knowledge will make you able to avoid becoming a victim of a gang attack.
One synonym for crime is "criminal" ... so computer crime might mean malicious acts with or within a computer.
Illegal acts within the area of medical juriprudence.
... impeachment hearings.
The alien and Sedation acts :)
A lever, the leg acts as the lever and the ball acts as the load.
Domestic violence, assault, illegal acts, a crime.
A machine that looks like and/or acts like a fish.
Ken Russell has written: 'Police Acts 1964 and 1976' 'Crime is our business' -- subject(s): Crime and criminals