Choking, Suffocation and Strangulation Offences

Choke, strangle and suffocate are not actually defined in the legislation but you can still be found guilty and they are serious criminal offences. Early expert advice is crucial.

New non-fatal strangulation offence comes into force

Wisconsin Strangulation and Suffocation Charge

A Guide to Non-fatal Strangulation and Non-fatal Suffocation

Domestic violence laws passed in Queensland to make non-fatal strangulation a separate offence - ABC News

Charged with Choking, Suffocation or Strangulation? - Guardian Criminal Law

Choking, Suffocation and Strangulation in Domestic Settings (Qld)

Non-Fatal Strangulations Point To Future Homicides.

Hugo Law Group

Choking Without Consent: Criminal Offence In NSW - Criminal & Traffic Lawyers Sydney

Non-fatal Strangulation - An Overview - Issuu

Victims describe devastating effects of strangulation in bid for new law to deter choking and suffocation - ABC News