Threat to Kill Charges
Threat to Kill charges can arise when a person makes a threat to kill to another person while intending or being reckless to the fact that another person would fear the threat would be carried out.
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Will I go to jail?
Threats to kill are treated very seriously by the Courts, particularly in cases involving family violence.
For a first offence, you may receive a fine, but for particularly serious examples of this offence, where the threat accompanies assault charges or for people with relevant priors, a Community Corrections Order or Jail is also a possibility.
What should I do?
If you are a suspect in relation to a Threat to Kill, it is vitally important to your defence that you speak to a Solicitor before you speak to the police.
Your defence can be compromised without proper advice on how to deal with your record of interview. Admissions can be used against you.
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