From 1 January 2024, bicycles with a combustible (petrol) engine will be considered a motorbike under the law.
Fact sheet – Child exploitation material explained for young people
As technology has entered our lives so has the opportunity for people to abuse others in new ways using these advancements. Some of the issues that young people are having online involve the sharing of explicit photographs.
Fact sheet – Stealthing
The law has recently changed to make it clear that a practice called “stealthing” is rape. This has been done to send a strong message to the community that this activity will not be tolerated and will be punished.
Fact sheet – Vaping and the law
Vaporisers have a number of legal issues associated with them and it is important that you are aware of your rights and responsibilities and who you need to talk to about any questions you may have.
Fact sheet – Dishonesty
Young people can feel that they cannot get money to have the things they want but it is important they don’t do things that are dishonest and illegal because there are serious consequences.
Fact sheet – e-Scooters, e-Bikes and Personal Mobility Devices
There are different laws to e-Bikes, e-Scooters and other electric vehicles.
Fact sheet – Anime, Pictures and Stories about Young People
Pictures, animations, and stories about young people are popular forms of entertainment. However some of these products can contain images or ideas that are illegal in Tasmania because of the way they portray and/or sexualise young people.
Fact sheet – Alternatives to court for young people
A young person (10 - 17 years old) who is in trouble with the police has some alternatives to going to court.
Fact sheet – Young People and the Youth Justice Court
A young person you will generally attend Youth Justice Court rather than the Magistrates Court. The Youth Justice Court is usually held in the same buildings as other Courts, but matters are heard inside a private courtroom.
Fact sheet – Dealing with Police
You have rights even when you have been arrested or under suspicion of doing something illegal. This information covers frequently asked legal questions related to the Police.
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