ArticleThe rise in firearms in NSWThe significant rise has sparked concerns that the actual number is even higher as unregistered weapons cross the border.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleUpskirting offences in New South WalesFilming a person's private parts, without consent, is an offence as outlined in section 91L of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW).AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleIs CBD oil legal in Australia?What is CBD oil? Link to the law on weed. Discusses the legality of CBD oil in different parts of Australia.AustraliaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life SciencesCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleWhat is a subpoena? A step-by-step guideOutline of the laws concerning Subpoenas to produce & to give evidence in criminal proceedings. AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleNew bail laws in NSWThe new laws are an Australian first to introduce minimum standards for electronic monitoring as a bail condition.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleThe crime of escaping lawful custodyIn NSW, you can be guilty of an offence if you escape lawful custody or merely attempt to do so.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleWhen can police arrest you?Discusses when police can lawfully arrest a person and when they can use a taser. Recent example included.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleAnimal cruelty laws in NSWIn NSW, acts of cruelty against animals are offences under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleApprehended violence orders against children in New South WalesExplains AVOs, the different types & AVOs in relation to children. AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleBreak & enter & commit serious indictable offence laws in NSWS112 Crimes Act – the crime of breaking & entering. Recent amusing case discussed.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleExpired Apprehended Violence Orders in New South WalesHow long does an AVO last for? Can an expired AVO be revoked?AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleHigh range drink driving in New South WalesHigh range drink driving is taken very seriously by NSW courts, and this criminal offence is accompanied by severe penalties.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticlePosting and boasting laws and penalties in New South WalesAdditional penalty of 2 years imprisonment for those who "post & boast" about motor vehicle theft & break & enter offences.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleThe offence of drink driving by learner drivers in NSWNSW has three BAC limits, based on the category of a driver's licence and the type of vehicle being driven.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticlePolice pursuits in New South WalesMotor vehicle pursuits are an inherently dangerous offence, and present challenging decisions for police officers.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleWhat age can children be held criminally responsible in Australia?Children under 10 are treated as incapable of committing a criminal offence, between 10 & 14 are doli incapax. Proposes changes.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleKidnap charges in New South WalesThe crime of kidnapping in NSW discussed. Includes recent example.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleImpersonating Commonwealth public official offencesImpersonating a Commonwealth public official is a criminal offence with a maximum penalty of 2 yrs in prison.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticleMurder charges in New South WalesThe crime of murder is considered amongst the most severe, so to send this message, the toughest penalties are in place.AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia
ArticlePolice officer charged with reckless grievous bodily harm to Hannah ThomasThere are different charges for assault in NSW, depending on the severity of the injury and who the victim is. Discusses most common charges & recent case. AustraliaCriminal LawCriminal Defence Lawyers Australia