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Guiver admitted sexual assault by penetration, assault, intentional strangulation, trespass with intent to commit a sexual offence and threats to kill.

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The Broome Magistrates Court heard both parties and agreed the children's behaviour had constituted "trespass and criminal damage", but all were under the age of criminal responsibility, which is 10 in Western Australia.

From BBC

But those behind the study never asked participants to trespass or go near where pesticides were being applied, Sellen said.

In addition to the count for injunctive relief — which was filed against all the defendants — counts of conversion, trespass to chattel and battery were filed against Belanski.

“This could have all been avoided if the Miami Dade State Attorneys Office reviewed the evidence with an unbiased view. They went so far as to have no trespass signs put up after the fact...luckily, we took pictures within hours of the arrest showing no signs,” Cohen said.

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