The law being investigated is sections 132.1 and 134.2 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth). Part (1) of section 132.1 addresses the issue of identity theft being an individual who commits the offence of dishonestly receiving stolen personal identity, knowing or believing the identity is stolen. Under part (1) section 134.2 identity theft refers to an individual; by a deception, dishonestly obtaining financial advantage from another individual. Identity theft is commonly referred to as the fraudulent practice of using another individual’s name or personal information usually for financial
The law being investigated is sections 132.1 and 134.2 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth). Part (1) of section 132.1 addresses the issue of identity theft being an individual who commits the offence of dishonestly receiving stolen personal identity, knowing or believing the identity is stolen. Under part (1) section 134.2 identity theft refers to an individual; by a deception, dishonestly obtaining financial advantage from another individual. Identity theft is commonly referred to as the fraudulent practice of using another individual’s name or personal information usually for financial