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Adam1user

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This is not my field, but from my understanding (which maybe wrong), you may be charged but once in court, you can state the reasons and that will get you out of trouble. I am sure lawyers will provide a better advice.
 

Tim W

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Allow me to provide a reply that has some actual content in it.

The short answer is - yes, sometimes, it can be OK to force entry in to a car
to do a genuine rescue on a person, or a dog.
In Queensland, it's called the defence of "extraordinary emergency".
As well as technical law, there are questions of fact and circumstance ("background') in play.

For a bit of actual information, which you can rely on to be accurate,
since it's written by people who actually know, have a look at this, and this.

Are you the rescuer, or the owner of the car?