The Spent Convictions Scheme allows offenders an opportunity to remove convictions from their criminal record.

When police are called and attend to an alleged domestic violence incident, they may make an arrest at that time.

This blog post provides a detailed look at sexual assault and sexual harassment in Victoria, explaining the differences, how they are treated in the workplace, available reporting options, and their legal consequences.

A powerful tool that allows the government to confiscate property connected to alleged criminal activities.

The order prohibits a person over the age of 14 from obtaining, possessing, or carrying a firearm or related items.

Discusses firearm licences & private security licences.

Regardless of how it happens, you have a right to ask to speak to a lawyer before a police interview proceeds.

Former soldier committed war crimes according to civil burden of proof raises. Will he now be charged & tried criminally?

Insights into how the law in Victoria regarding the suspension of reporting duties for registered sex offenders could function.

People dealing with the legal system often do so in combination with disadvantage and complex needs.

Australian Government issued Letters Patent establishing the Royal Commission and Board of Inquiry into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory

A detailed guide about the new Victorian bail legislation and its effect on adults and First Nations people.

5 reasons to contest to interim or final Family Violence Intervention Orders.

This article outlines the Victorian court hierarchy, to help clients to familiarise themselves with the legal system.