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Compulsory Examination Of Employee Not Tantamount To Compulsion Of Corporate Accused
The Situation: In 2016, a helicopter pilot died after he fell into a hidden ice crevasse in Antarctica. At the Coronial inquest, the coroner issued a subpoena requiring the chief pilot...
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Jones Day
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Conceal Or Reveal? Reporting White-Collar Crime
Corporate victims of white collar crime may decide not to report it to the police for many reasons, but that failure may itself be a criminal offence.
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Concerns over police reliance on Cellebrite data extraction technology

What is Cellebrite software & how does it work? Can it be relied upon as evidence in court?

AustraliaCriminal Law

Stacks Law Firm

COVID-19 powers: NSW police need to use common sense when exercising their discretion

These new laws were rushed through Parliament to enforce physical distancing in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Criminal negligence established by failure to comply with conditions of a project approval

We discuss Secretary, Department of Planning and Environment v Charbon Coal Pty Ltd [2016].

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Holding Redlich

Dreamworld inquest: could officers actually be imprisoned?

WHS regulators are yet to truly test the strength of Qld WHS laws for white-collar officers in medium and large companies.

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McCullough Robertson

Drink driving charges in NSW

Drink driving charges refer to penalties if caught driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.

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Drop charges against David McBride - recommends Senate press freedoms inquiry

The Senate inquiry into press freedoms recommended that the prosecution of the former military lawyer be reconsidered.

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Fairer fines for social security recipients in New South Wales

The NSW government has introduced a new policy to enable financially strapped residents to have their fines halved.

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Family hardship and sentencing in Victoria

"Exceptional circumstances" must exist for family hardship to be considered when sentencing Victorian offenders.

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Doogue + George Defence Lawyers

Federal Anti-corruption commission comparison: Labor ICAC Bill v MP Haines Commission

What is a corruption commission? Introduction of NACC. What is the Haines proposed commission? Comparisons.

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O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

Former Border Force (ABF) boss found to be corrupt by ACLEI, but no charges will be laid

The role of ACLEI is to detect, investigate, prosecute and prevent corrupt conduct of staff in law enforcement agencies.

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Fraud & Regulatory Enforcement

Available data suggests that there has been an increase in the incidence economic crimeof over recent years.

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DLA Piper Australia

High Court says, on your bike!

The High Court declares invalid legislation enacted by NSW to target organised criminal groups such as "bikie" groups.

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Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

How do I check if a warrant is out for my arrest?

There is no nationwide, or even state or territory-wide, register of outstanding arrest warrants in Australia.

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

How to write a character reference for court

Evidence of good character, or steps taken to make up for the offending conduct, may recommend a more lenient penalty.

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

I got a fine for running a red light, but I stopped. Can I fight it?

Outline of rules regarding red light camera fines. Can you challenge the fine if you stopped before going through the intersection?

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Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Illegal phoenix reforms take effect

A series of reforms aimed at preventing illegal ‘phoenix' activity has been implemented.

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Bennett & Philp Lawyers

Imitation firearms NSW

To be allowed to possess and use an imitation firearm, you must have a firearms permit. Recent case example.

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Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia

Investigating possible civil action for Hannah Thomas following Sydney protest

Discusses potential legal consequences arising from a Sydney protest where allegations of police misconduct have emerged.

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O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

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