What students learn in a criminology degree, highlight the diverse career opportunities available to graduates.

Intoxication may be used as a defence to a criminal charge in NSW for specific-intent offences, such as murder.

Discusses this strictly indictable offence. Includes recent case example.

Under current laws across Australia, the act of doxing could constitute a criminal offence.

Using the right representation gives an accused person the best chance of achieving the best possible outcome.

Criminal investigators play a critical role in Australia's criminal justice system as much as they do in private investigations.

The crime of Sexual Acts in Public discussed. Includes recent example.

Intoxication can be taken into account in making determinations as to murder, even if self-induced.

In NSW, the maximum penalty for murder is life imprisonment, with a standard non-parole period of 25-years.

Australia has experienced many high-profile cases of innocent people being imprisoned for a crime they did not commit.

The proposed laws address offenders in domestic relationships who mentally or psychologically abuse their partner.

The following outlines the growth of online undercover operations.

The laws applying to medical certificates in Australia, including when an employer can request a certificate.

Possession and use of prohibited weapons in NSW is authorised by a permit licensed by the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998.

Cannabis laws in Thailand have undergone several changes in recent years.

Article focuses on the joint criminal enterprise aspect of complicity in a crime in NSW.

Discusses criminal offences - sexual penetration without consent, assault, strangulation & suffocation. Recent case example.

Kidnapping is when a person takes or detains a person without that person's consent.

A "criminal lawyer" represents people charged with a criminal offence, while protecting their fundamental legal rights.

Campaigns to raise the age are all about the minimum age in which a child can be charged with a criminal offence.