Which Act includes provisions related to mandatory minimum sentences for one-punch attacks?

The Crimes and Other Legislation (Assault and Intoxication) Act 2014 specifically addresses the issue of one-punch attacks by establishing mandatory minimum sentences for these types of offenses. The act was introduced in response to concerns about violent alcohol-fueled assaults, particularly those that result in serious injury or death.

It provides a clear legal framework for dealing with perpetrators of one-punch assaults, reflecting a legislative intent to deter such behavior through stricter sentencing measures. This means that individuals convicted of one-punch attacks will face set minimum penalties, which aims to increase accountability and enhance public safety.

Other Acts mentioned do not specifically deal with mandatory minimum sentences for these types of offenses. The Crimes Act 1900 NSW lays the foundation for various criminal offenses but does not contain the provisions specific to one-punch attacks; the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 NSW deals more generally with sentencing procedures but not with the particular mandatory minimums for one-punch assaults; and the Victims Rights and Support Act 2013 focuses on the rights and support for victims rather than specifying sentencing guidelines for particular crimes.