Advice on how to fight an AVO, undertakings and FAQs about AVOs.

These laws allow terminally ill individuals to seek medical assistance to end their lives.

The crime of mid-range drink driving including recent case examples.

Drug supply charges are taken very seriously by NSW courts, and maximum penalties reflect the high likelihood of jail.

Making a false AVO claim in NSW is not a criminal offence, because an AVO is not considered a criminal charge.

Often both the protected person and defendant will ask how to get an AVO (Apprehended Violence Order) dropped completely.

Even if a protected person does not want the matter to go ahead, police can still continue with the application.

The NSW Court has heard that Mr O'Keefe was in a manic state of bipolar at the time of the alleged assault incident.

Crime of dangerous driving occasioning death including recent case example.

If you knowingly cause a person to fear for their safety or the safety of another, you can be guilty of intimidation.

Supplying a commercial quantity or a large commercial quantity of prohibited drugs is a strictly indictable offence.

Dangerous driving occasioning death is a criminal offence in NSW with a maximum penalty of ten years' imprisonment.

The main difference is that an AVO can apply to any person, but an ADVO only applies to people in a domestic relationship.

Laws against child sex offences discussed. Recent case example.

Significant expert evidence from psychiatrists was tendered in the proceedings, before a judge found him 'not guilty'.

A court order to protect a person from violence, harassment, intimidation or other threatening behaviour by another.

NSW police laid charges against an Australian table tennis player and exposed an international match fixing syndicate.

Apprehended Violence Orders. Recent shocking case discussed.

Explanation of laws around fake IDs including how fake ID websites are able to circumvent those laws.

The crime of fraud discussed. Includes recent case examples.