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312 Aggravated burglary A person commits an offence (aggravated burglary) if the person— (a) commits burglary in company with 1 or more people; or (b) commits burglary and, at the time of the burglary, has an offensive weapon with him or her. Maximum penalty: 2 000 penalty units, imprisonment for 20 years

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