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    Introduction to spent convictions in WA: Eligibility, exclusions & criminal history disclosure obligations

    A spent conviction occurs when a person is found guilty of an offence, but the conviction is not recorded.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    HHG Legal Group
    HHG Legal Group
  • Article

    Is it time to review drug driving laws?

    Author suggests it could be time to amend drug driving laws towards impairment-based testing to promote safer roads in NSW.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Kells
    Kells
  • Article

Jack's law expansion in Queensland: A double-edged sword

Highlights the ongoing struggle for lawmakers to find the balance between public safety & protection of civil liberties.
AustraliaCriminal Law
O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
  • Article

    Notice from Court Administration Authority: Rectifying errors in intervention order offences – What you need to know

    Many were charged with & found guilty of an offence of breaching s31(1) where they should have been charged with an offence under s31(2).
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Mellor Olsson
    Mellor Olsson
  • Article

    NSW Police use SMS geo-targeting to aid search for missing persons

    The emergency alert messages are part of a strategy of the NSW Police Force's Missing Persons Registry developed in 2019.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
    O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
  • Article

    Sydney police officer charged with nine offences including rape

    A Sydney Eastern Suburbs police officer fronted court after police charged him with rape and stalking.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
    O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
  • Article

    The elusive and sought after section 10 Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 in criminal and traffic prosecutions in NSW

    Courts are reluctant to issue section 10 orders (which preclude criminal convictions) except in exceptional circumstances. .
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Stacks Law Firm
    Stacks Law Firm
  • Article

    Tougher penalties not the answer to 'coward punch'

    A senior lawyer warns that tougher penalties to combat lethal 'coward punches' will not solve the problem.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Stacks Law Firm
    Stacks Law Firm
  • Article

    Vicarious liability for abuse of students by staff and others

    The Court awarded more than $2.6 million in damages for abuse, the highest award for institutional abuse in Australia.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Carroll & O'Dea
    Carroll & O'Dea
  • Article

    Voluntary assisted dying (euthanasia) in New South Wales

    A terminally ill patient experiencing suffering that can't be alleviated by palliative care can now end his/her life.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia
    Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia
  • Article

    Was the bank customer who withdrew $2 million he did not have, guilty of a crime? Which case won?

    Staff error created vulnerability in the bank's systems, and the court had to decide the customer's innocence or guilt.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Stacks Law Firm
    Stacks Law Firm
  • Article

    What is common assault in New South Wales?

    In NSW, common assault is one of the lowest end type of assaults under the criminal law range of offences.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia
    Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia
  • Article

    What you can do about a Habitual Traffic Offender Declaration in New South Wales

    You can now apply to a Local Court in New South Wales to have your Habitual Traffic Offender Declaration quashed.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Carroll & O'Dea
    Carroll & O'Dea
  • Article

    Yes, sometimes the law is an ass: questionable rules and regulations

    Plans are afoot to drop the more asinine and outdated laws, although people will always try to find a way around the law.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Stacks Law Firm
    Stacks Law Firm
  • Article

    News Flash! - Senior officers could face 20 years in jail under Queensland WHS law

    Introducing these new offences for industrial manslaughter sends a clear message about expected safety in the workplace.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Kemp Strang Lawyers
    Kemp Strang Lawyers
  • Article

    Reforms arising from the Marie Boland review of WHS laws

    The industrial manslaughter reforms are key recommendations from the review of the model work health and safety laws.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    McCullough Robertson
    McCullough Robertson
  • Article

    Victim Impact Statements in New South Wales

    Victim Impact Statements may now be taken into account when determining the quantum of sentence in workplace matters.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Sparke Helmore Lawyers
    Sparke Helmore Lawyers
  • Article

    Escaping domestic violence and ousting orders

    The Court can include an ouster condition in a domestic violence order to require the Respondent to vacate the property.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    McCarthy Durie Lawyers
    McCarthy Durie Lawyers
  • Article

    Final family violence intervention orders – What does it mean to consent without admissions?

    You can agree to conditions of the final order even though you do not agree with that which has been said about you.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    Doogue + George Defence Lawyers
    Doogue + George Defence Lawyers
  • Article

    ICEBERG premiere a step toward making domestic violence stop

    ICEBERG follows Kirrily Dear, founder of Run Against Violence, as she raised funds and awareness about domestic violence.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
    Sparke Helmore Lawyers
    Sparke Helmore Lawyers
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