Detainment Rights In Queensland

Summary

In Queensland, Australia, there is no equivalent to the U.S. Fifth Amendment, but you have the right to remain silent. Police can detain you if they have reasonable grounds to suspect your involvement in a crime. You must provide your name and address if asked. If detained, seek legal advice to understand your rights and the situation better.

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If I’m suspected and don’t talk can they detain me?
In Queensland, police can detain you if they have reasonable grounds to suspect your involvement in a crime. It's important to know your rights:
- You have the right to remain silent.
- You must provide your name and address if asked.
- Seek legal advice if detained.
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