The accused was charged with sexual intercourse without consent and aggravated sexual assault relating to 2 incidents.

Given his mental health issues, his lawyers may seek to have the charges dismissed pursuant to a Section 32 Application.

When is it legal to record a phone call? What is a listening device? Why record? Evidence? Defences.

Apprehended Violence Orders or AVOs are generally given in the context of domestic violence or neighbour disputes.

The former NRL star had his sexual assault appeal allowed and has been released on bail awaiting a third trial.

The main difference between civil law and criminal law in Australia is that criminal law has a higher onus of proof.

To get drug charges dropped, it is important that you first retain experienced drug defence lawyers.

Discussion about polygamy & bigamy, their legality in Australia & the difference between the them.

Police are treating the mysterious disappearance of the businesswoman, under investigation by ASIC, as suspicious.

What is a private AVO? How to get one. AVO application form NSW. Process, costs and more.

A false AVO claim is an exaggerated, frivolous or vexatious claim against a person in order to obtain an AVO.

What is an AVO? What is a False AVO Claim? Is it illegal? How to beat False AVO Claims & more

The age of consent varies between 16 and 17 years, depending on the state or territory.

Sentencing statistics for drug supply indicate a real likelihood that a term of full-time imprisonment will be imposed.

The alleged offences involved exploitation of federal government programs designed to assist Australian businesses.

A statute of limitations is the maximum amount of time between the commission of a crime and when the charge is laid.

An alleged childcare fraud involving COVID-19 Centrelink payments was uncovered, with multiple arrests across SW Sydney.

The conditions of an apprehended violence order (AVO) are designed to protect a person from another person.

Explains demerit points & how to appeal a demerit point suspension & a good behaviour licence breach.

High range drink driving is defined as driving a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration between 0.150 and above.