The maximum penalty for 'Aggravated Dangerous Driving Occasioning Grievous Bodily Harm' is 11 years imprisonment.

Discussion about the laws around Child Sexual Assault. Recent case example.

Each Australian state and territory have specific laws governing anabolic and androgenic steroidal agents.

The offence of Stalking & Intimidation in NSW is discussed. Recent case example given.

The judge ordered a pre-sentence report to assess her suitability for a community corrections order, to avoid jail.

A freezing order, otherwise known as a Mareva order, is a type of injunction that preserves a person's assets.

In NSW, the definition of sexual assault is engaging in sexual intercourse with another person without their consent.

Discussion about affirmative consent which will be introduced in NSW after a review by the LRC into sexual assault legislation.

The court chose not to record a criminal conviction pursuant to Section 17 of the Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005.

The definition of sexual assault in NSW is engaging in sexual intercourse with another person without their consent.

Discussion about the offences of stealing mail & tampering with mail – defences, penalties etc

The crime Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm is discussed. Recent case example.

An AVO, an apprehended violence order, is a Court order imposed on a person for the protection of another person/s.

Common assault is when a person intentionally or recklessly causes immediate and unlawful violence to another person.

Interesting discussion about the etymology of the phrase Daylight Robbery.

A person who has sexual intercourse with a child in NSW is guilty of an offence under Section 66A of the Crimes Act 1900.

The crime of sexual intercourse with child is discussed along with a recent case example.

A criminal lawyer analyses the evidence and highlights any issues with the reliability and credibility of the evidence.

An AVO is an apprehended violence order, imposed against one person for the protection of another person (or persons)

Fraud in New South Wales falls under the charge of 'Obtaining financial advantage or property by deception'.