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The Australian Law Reform Commission ("ALRC") has released its much anticipated Discussion Paper on Australia's corporate criminal responsibility regime, which provides the ALRC's preliminary

Much remains to be done to fight corruption in Russia effectively.

Even if a person 'confesses' illegal conduct to police, it does not necessarily mean they should plead guilty in court.

People protesting against COVID-19-related restrictions may have been charged with different types of assault or affray.

The commodities, energy and resources sectors are consistently identified in the high-risk category for bribery and corruption.

Updates aim to provide stronger protections for vulnerable groups and enforce harsher penalties for offenders.

Recent deaths in custody reveal a systemic failing of our system, and one that calls for changes in policing practices.

The offence of malicious damage is broader than many people realise.

The centre has gained notoriety for the high rates of childhood sexual abuse reported by former detainees.

The Western Australian District Court's recent decision in Mobius Group Pty Ltd v Inoteq Pty Ltd highlights the potential consequence for the innocent party where fraudulent changes...

Discusses how penalties may be imposed when Learner & Provisional licence holders commit a traffic offence.

Coercive control involves patterns of abuse that would deny victims their autonomy and independence.

Outline the more complex laws of complicity of murder and constructive murder in New South Wales.

A coronial inquest is when the Coroner considers evidence to determine a range of unknowns, after someone has died.

2016 has been an eventful year for ICAC, and with so much at stake, 2017 is also unlikely to be without controversy.

The article discusses the latest on Formula One president Bernie Ecclestone's bribery scandal, and its implications.

Ab authoritarian approach to the pandemic has been across the globe: entire populations have been ordered to lockdown.