ArticlePregnancy, children, and prisonsPregnant women and mothers of infant children should remain in our community while serving a sentence, whenever possible.AustraliaCriminal LawDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleRight to silence should remain a rightNSW plans to introduce legislation to dilute the right to remain silent when questioned by police investigating a crime.AustraliaCriminal LawStacks Law Firm
ArticleSchool zone speed limits during lockdownSchool zones are still applicable on pupil free days as some children may still be attending school on these days.AustraliaCriminal LawAstor Legal
ArticleSeeking an apprehended violence orderElvis Presley sang a great song titled "Return to Sender".AustraliaCriminal LawCarroll & O'Dea
ArticleSexual Acts in Public offences in NSWThe crime of Sexual Acts in Public discussed. Includes recent example. AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleSpent convictions scheme in Victoria – Finally hereVictorians who committed minor offences a while ago, can now "turn a new page" on an out of date criminal record.AustraliaCriminal LawDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleTeenager Charged Over Alleged Robbery, Assault, and Bail Breach in SydneyThe offence also interacts with NSW sentencing principles under the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 (NSW).AustraliaCriminal LawLamont Law
ArticleThe act proven but not criminally responsible defence in New South Wales Discusses the offence of mental health impairment in NSW.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleThe AI lawyer: Could AI replace criminal defence lawyers?The role of AI in criminal defence law is still ancillary to the expertise and intuition of human lawyers.AustraliaCriminal LawDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleThe criminal offence of murderIn NSW, the maximum penalty for murder is life imprisonment, with a standard non-parole period of 25-years.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleTime for Change: The Legacy of Veronica NelsonThe rates of indigenous incarceration and deaths in custody continue to prove troubling across Australia..AustraliaCriminal LawDoogue + George Defence Lawyers
ArticleUK Bribery Act starts on 1 July 2011 - are you ready?The UK Bribery Act will commence on 1 July 2011, so if your company is carrying on business in the UK, you will need to ensure you are ready for it – or risk being prosecuted for acts done by foreign employees, agents or subsidiaries in other countries (including facilitation payments), and without your permission. AustraliaCriminal LawClayton Utz
ArticleVictorian government proposes reforms so that sexual assault victims will be allowed to speak outProposal to repeal laws that prevent complainant in sexual assault cases from using their names when speaking out.AustraliaCriminal LawSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleWas the accused guilty of manslaughter for failing to ring triple-0? Which case won?The court found beyond reasonable doubt that the accused was grossly negligent for failing to get medical attention.AustraliaCriminal LawStacks Law Firm
ArticleWhat is criminal profiling in Australia?Outlines the history of criminal profiling, how it is currently used as a tool by police as well as key limitations of the technique.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleWhat is the difference between a surety and security in a NSW bail application?The media often uses the term 'surety' incorrectly to denote money or other property to guarantee a person's bail.AustraliaCriminal LawSydney Criminal Lawyers
ArticleWhat is unacceptable risk in deciding bail?People charged with serious offences now have to meet more onerous requirements before the NSW Courts will consider bail.AustraliaCriminal LawStacks Law Firm
ArticleWhen can police detain you and ask for identification in NSW?A Sydney man was awarded $3,201 for false imprisonment after he was detained for four minutes at a Sydney train station.AustraliaCriminal LawStacks Law Firm
ArticleBack to basics – assaults in the workplace and the importance of having a reliable witness - Australian legal updateArticle explores recent case about assault in the workplace & highlights the importance of having a reliable witness at trial.AustraliaEmployment and HRDWF (Australia)