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"Beyond a reasonable doubt", the standard of proof in criminal trials, is just a fancy way to say "really, really sure".

Daniel Keneally, a NSW Police officer, is now facing a second investigation into his professional conduct as a police officer.

The death of this Lismore paedophile priest sheltered the Catholic Church from new allegations of child sexual abuse.

Janine Balding case is about the resilience of truth and the pursuit of justice, even decades later.

Discusses the bushfire arson offence which carries a maximum penalty of 21 years' imprisonment.

Why was such a pivotal figure dismissed so suddenly?

The ADF and the legal system need to address these critical failings.

Queensland will implement a three-strike rule for people carrying small amounts of illicit drugs for personal use.

This ruling allows plaintiffs to have a record of their assessment session, which can be invaluable in litigation.

Quotes taken from article "A dangerous numbers game" by ABC news.

Discusses using self defence as a defence to assault, a criminal charge.

The Victorian government has committed to raising the age of criminal responsibility to 12, and then to 14.

Fact-check your news story first, especially when publishing a picture of a person responsible for a crime.

The court found that the COVID-19 fines failed to meet the legal requirements of section 20 of the Fines Act (NSW).

Discusses potential legal consequences arising from a Sydney protest where allegations of police misconduct have emerged.

Certain types of criminal offences are more common during Christmas period.

When you're facing a drink driving charges, selecting the right lawyer is critical.