Welcome to the TAS Arson article page. Everything you need to know about Arson according to TAS law - Dated: 09/01/2009
According to TAS Law for the charge of Arson,
Any person who unlawfully sets fire to any building, erection, or structure whatever, whether the same is completed or not, or to any stack or heap of cultivated vegetable produce, or of timber, or of mineral or vegetable fuel, or to any mine, or to any ship or vessel, completed or not, is guilty of a crime, which is called arson.
According to TAS Law for the charge of Arson, The maximum term of imprisonment is 21 years, or fine, or by both such punishments, and will be determined by the judge as he/she thinks fit in the circumstances of each particular case.
(a) Damage of property
(b) That it was damaged by fire
(c) That the property belonged, if only in part, to another
(a) Duress
(b) Factual dispute
(c) Identification dispute
(d) Lack of intent
(e) Mental impairment