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With thorough preparation and guidance, you can navigate the legal landscape of a courtroom with confidence.

Reporters Without Borders mark the 1000th day that the journalist has been detained in London's Belmarsh prison.

Because of increased detection cameras, both fixed and mobile, more drivers are coming under notice for driving offences.

Article discusses recent collision case which gave rise to both criminal and civil proceedings.

NSW drivers with a low range alcohol reading of between .05 and .08 will now have their licence suspended automatically.

Practical tips for commencing statutory prosecutions by way of complaint and summons in the Magistrates Court of Queensland.

The framework recommended by Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC) aims to treat sex work as a lawful business.

Individuals and entities must be alert to the consequences of engaging in risky conduct, either in Australia or abroad.

Austria has officially made vaccinations mandatory for its adult population with few exceptions.

Apportionment of the liability necessarily involves an exercise of judicial discretion. How will a court apportion liability between multiple wrongdoers where one of the wrongdoers stands out as being a fraudster? The Victorian Supreme Court recently considered this issue in Solak v Bank of Western Australia Ltd.

There has been criticism over police exemptions in the line of duty, as it could enable officers to drive as they please.

ICAC's role of corruption watchdog is to protect the public interest by investigating alleged breaches of public trust.

Scammers are impersonating government agencies which provide information on COVID-19 through text messages and emails.

Boys to be moved from youth detention centre to maximum-security adult male prison.

Doing illegal acts while asleep is parasomnia, a sleep disorder that causes abnormal behaviour while sleeping.

Federal government has launched a $40 million 12-month campaign across media to explain the legal requirement.

Under recent reforms to Victoria's tobacco laws, it is now an offence to sell tobacco without a valid licence.