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JUDGEMENTS | Determining criminal enterprise [Miller v Miller]
Crime Insiders · LiSTNR
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Show Notes
A stolen car, a drunken joyride, and a woman left with injuries so severe, she’ll live with them for the rest of her life.
What happens when a crime becomes a civil lawsuit? When the thief becomes the victim and the driver becomes the one left holding the legal wheel?
Miller v Miller is one of Australia's most significant legal challenges, determining if someone is still involved in the committing of a crime if they actively pursue leaving the criminal enterprise.
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