ArticleAbuse Victim Successful On AppealThis case is a good example of the complexity arising in historical abuse cases regarding the admissibility of evidence at trial.AustraliaCriminal LawBarry Nilsson
ArticleAFP And Chilean Police Bust $11.7 Million Cocaine Plot With Two Facing Penrith CourtA "commercial quantity" is determined by the type of drug and its potential street value. AustraliaCriminal LawLamont Law
ArticleArson offences in New South WalesDiscusses the offence of arson, penalties, causing a bushfire in NSW & what happens if you are a firefighter?AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleASIC to be Granted Greater Power?Chris Bowen MP, the Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Corporate Law, has announced proposals to enhance the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s powers to pursue market misconduct. According to Minister Bowen, "these changes will ensure ASIC is properly equipped to investigate and prosecute serious corporate misconduct [that] has the potential to cause significant harm to the economy and investors".AustraliaCriminal LawHopgoodGanim
ArticleAssange: Momentary reprieve opens way for more torture and US extradition on appealThe UK judge refused to grant Assange bail prior to the US appealing her ruling, meaning prolonged solitary confinement.AustraliaCriminal LawSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleAustralia's true crime podcasts: 8 to listen to nowRecommends some top podcasts/series to tune into.AustraliaCriminal LawO'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
ArticleBroken-hearted lover or something more sinister - Elvis or an AVO?There needs to be a careful consideration and an appreciation that your actions could have serious consequences at law.AustraliaCriminal LawCarroll & O'Dea
ArticleCan you get an AVO for verbal abuse in New South Wales?You can apply for an AVO for verbal abuse if you fear another person will cause you physical or mental harm.AustraliaCriminal LawAstor Legal
ArticleCareless Driving chargesThe offence of Careless Driving as compared to Dangerous or Reckless Driving. Maximum penalty etc.AustraliaCriminal LawHHG Legal Group
ArticleChallenges, Considerations And Barriers To Effective Public-to-private Information SharingAustralia's fight against money laundering relies on public-private information sharing through the Fintel Alliance, but regulatory barriers and privacy considerations create challenges. How can Australia expand collaboration beyond current ring-fenced arrangements to strengthen financial crime prevention while protecting consumer privacy? AustraliaCriminal LawKordaMentha
ArticleChanges Ahead For Australia's Corporate Criminal Liability RegimeThe Situation: At the direction of the Attorney General of Australia, the Australian Law Reform Commission ("ALRC") is undertaking a comprehensive review of Australia's Commonwealth ...AustraliaCriminal LawJones Day
ArticleCharged With Larceny In Sydney? Why You Need A Specialist Criminal LawyerLarceny is unlawfully taking and carrying away someone else's property with the intention of permanently depriving them of it.AustraliaCriminal LawO'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors
ArticleCharges Laid Following Alleged Sexual Assault of Teenage Girl in NewcastleDigital evidence access orders are reshaping both prosecution strategy and defence approaches in cases involving minors.AustraliaCriminal LawLamont Law
ArticleCourt dismisses traffic charge of NSW bus driverWorkers who plead guilty to an offence still have a lawful avenue to potentially avoid a career-threatening penalty.AustraliaCriminal LawHall Payne Lawyers
ArticleCriminal defence - defence of Mental ImpairmentBrief look at the power of this legislation with a specific focus on the defence of mental impairment. Examples provided.AustraliaCriminal LawDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleCriminal offences - Lack of intentIs a lack of intent a defence to a criminal offence? It depends.AustraliaCriminal LawDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleDangerous driving in Western AustraliaDangerous Driving in WA is defined as driving in a manner that is dangerous to the public or to any person.AustraliaCriminal LawHHG Legal Group
ArticleDo police have the right to search your phone in NSW?To search your phone, NSW police must first have "reasonable grounds" to suspect that you have broken the law.AustraliaCriminal LawStacks Law Firm
ArticleDomestic violence: A red flag for other violent offendingRecent research has found that domestic violence offenders are also more prone to commit violent crimes outside the home.AustraliaCriminal LawSydney Criminal Lawyers