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Section 78 - Criminal Code Act 1924 - Being armed in public | Zoe

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Criminal Code Act 1924

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78 Being armed in public

Any person who goes armed in public without lawful occasion in such a manner as to alarm the public is guilty of a crime.

Charge: Being unlawfully armed in public.

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