If three council employees are teaming up to serve illegal notices and breach human rights, their actions could potentially fall under criminal conspiracy or other related offenses under Australian law. Here’s a breakdown of the possible legal implications:
1. Criminal Conspiracy
A criminal conspiracy occurs when two or more people agree to commit an unlawful act or a lawful act by unlawful means. In this case, the conspiracy could involve:
Serving illegal notices (e.g., notices that violate legal procedures or laws).
Abusing their power for personal or collective gain.
Breaching human rights, such as denying due process or discriminating against individuals.
Under Australian law, conspiracy is a serious offense. The participants may be charged even if the act itself is not completed, as the agreement and intent to commit the illegal act are sufficient.
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