Klimczak's Use Of Legal And Ethical Issues In Criminal Law

Numerous parts of this article concerns criminal law. The 31year old Brett Shannon Klimczak was involved in an escaped from a private run medium-security Acacia Prison. According to the article (Barone and Massey 2014) Klimczak first prison attempt was in 2010 when he drove a modified police vehicle used for bush fire at the minimum-security Wooroloo Prison farm.

Disorderly conduct such as breaking out of prison is considered harmful to the society as a convict with criminal records who has not yet completed his sentence . Kilmczak trespassed a property on Great Southern Highway in Wootating where he stole the Toyota Land Cruiser. Talking someone’s possessions without permission is a criminal offence and when convicted the offender can get fines or more time added to his sentence.
As a convict how has been involved in perverse thief cases such as steeling a police vehicle, I assume his license was suspended.

Reckless driving is also considered a criminal offence because it paces other drivers on the road on high risks. This is stated in the article when he stole the vehicle, he then goes on a reckless drive weaving in and out of the traffic and crossing to the wrong side of the road. The article states that his run ending when hitting the tree, these actions not only place him in danger but also other driver and predestines on the road.

Speeding is a criminal offence not respecting the rules and regulation, which protects drivers and predestines on the road. An example which supports this statement is when the witness “motorist estimated that he sped at 120km/h”. He speeded throughout the streets putting pedestrians and other drivers in high risks. This will impact on his sentence, He could be fined and this can also add more time to his