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The law on ensuring children are properly restrained in vehicles in NSW. Includes recent case examples.

If you own a dog, it is your responsibility to make sure it is always under the effective control of a competent person.

A WWCC is a clearance that allows or prevents an individual (or employer) to work or volunteer in child-related work.

Discussion about the criminal offence of prison officers engaging intimately with inmates. Recent example included.

The State can apply for a continuing detention order to detain a prisoner past the expiration of his or her sentence.

It is against the law to leave a young person unsupervised in a motor vehicle in NSW. Recent case where doll mistaken for baby.

This proposed change has been labelled as a knee-jerk response to concerns of rising youth crime in NSW.

Any application to revoke an AVO should be made before the order expires.

This guide has outlined everything you would need to know about the law on murder and manslaughter in NSW.

A parole order will not be made if an offender has not cooperated in locating the victim's body or remains.

Disabled parking spaces exist for a very important reason, namely to assist vulnerable members of our community.

New South Wales courts offer sentencing reductions for early guilty pleas through the "utilitarian value" discount, but the rules governing these reductions are surprisingly complex and far from automatic. How much can timing affect a criminal sentence, and what factors determine whether an offender receives the maximum 25% discount or something far less?

In New South Wales, it is an offence to engage in conduct that corrupts the betting outcome of an event.

NSW is the last Australian state to legalise euthanasia, so terminally ill patients can choose to end their lives.

There are a range of remedies available to protect individual confidentiality which are outlined here.

It is against the law to assault a police officer in NSW in the execution of their duty.

Young offenders can admit guilt to minor offences and receive a caution, avoiding court and possible conviction.