Purchasing illicit drugs online is far from risk-free and carries the potential for serious criminal charges.

Drink driving laws discussed including penalties. Recent example provided.

Focuses on the attribution of criminal liability of guilt as an accessory to a crime.

In Australia, NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) is illegal to sell within the country.

The penalties for drug supply offences in NSW vary according to the weight and quantity of prohibited drugs.

A section 10 dismissal for drink driving is a type of non-conviction penalty that a NSW court can impose.

Shoplifting is a specific type of larceny that involves the theft or stealing of merchandise from a store.

Plagiarism can amount to criminal prosecution carrying jail time. Civil actions can also arise.

Australia has obligations to investigate and prosecute war crimes under international law.

By law, there is a duty for all drivers to stop and assist when they are involved in a car crash on a public road.

New laws target use & possession of encrypted devices used by criminals for the purpose of evading law enforcement.

Illicit tobacco farming in Australia has become a growing concern over the past few years.

Private investigators are a strictly regulated profession throughout Australia.

Offensive Language & Offensive Behaviour laws in NSW discussed - definitions, penalties, defences & examples.

The lapsing interim ADVO scheme allows NSW Magistrates to make an interim order and adjourn the proceedings.

Committing suicide or attempting to do so is no longer an offence. Assisting or counselling someone else to commit suicide is an offence.

While this defence is available for strict liability offences, it is not available for absolute liability offences.

Discusses what Spit Hoods are & the way the law deals with them in the different parts of Australia.

New South Wales has announced a permanent pill testing service at music festivals, marking a significant policy shift from its previous enforcement-first approach to drug use. The service will operate at up to 15 festivals annually, offering free and anonymous drug checking backed by $4.3 million in funding. While the initiative follows a promising 12-month trial that showed reduced hospital presentations and meaningful behavioral changes, the program operates within a narrow framework that leaves criminal

The introduction of new federal charges under the Criminal Code Act 1995 has criminalised a vast range of online conduct through carriage services like social media, text messaging, and phone calls.