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Difference between indictable & summary offences. Much rides on which type of offence it is eg. Length of proceedings

The crime of carjacking & the penalties associated with the crime are discussed. Includes recent example that occurred in USA.

Unexplained wealth laws permit governments across Australia to seize the assets of individuals who cannot account for their wealth.

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

Cyber-enabled fraud has risen by 95% in the past 3-years, with this contributed to by numerous forms of scams.

A taser is a device which delivers a strong electric current capable of causing involuntary muscle contractions.

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

The crime of assaulting a police officer in the execution of their duty discussed. Recent example.

A 'sucker punch', coward punch, king hit, knockout punch or cheap shot is an unexpected and unprovoked assault.

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?

What is psilocybin or magic mushroom? Is it legal?

Discusses cybercrime. Report calls for enhanced collaboration to fight it. Relevant NSW laws.

The key laws that criminalise animal cruelty are the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 (NSW) &The Crimes Act 1900 (NSW).

Outline of common cultivate prohibited plant defences, what police must prove, definition of Cultivate and more.

The officer's failure to switch on his body worn camera and report his use of force was considered serious misconduct.

Be polite, stay calm and be aware of what your rights are, particularly if you are at a music festival.

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