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What is Court Attendance Notice? In New South Wales, a Court Attendance Notice (CAN) is a formal legal document issued to inform an individual they are required to appear in court to answer a criminal charge. A Court Attendance Notice (CAN) is a form in writing prescribed by the rules of the Local Court contained […]Continue reading

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While uncommon, the legal system allows private individuals to bring criminal charges against someone, provided certain legal requirements are met. This right reflects the principle that justice should not solely depend on state authorities but also permit individuals to take action when public prosecution may not occur. However, private prosecutions are a complex area of […]Continue reading

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What is a Barrister? A barrister is a specialist in courtroom advocacy and providing expert legal opinions. Barristers are essentially higher-level solicitors. They are typically engaged by solicitors to represent clients in complex or high-stakes cases. What is a Solicitor? A solicitor is often the first point of contact for anyone seeking legal advice or […]Continue reading

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The privilege against self-incrimination is a cornerstone of justice in Australian law, rooted in the principle that individuals should not be compelled to provide evidence that might incriminate themselves in a legal proceeding. This fundamental right ensures fairness in the legal process and upholds the presumption of innocence.   What does it mean? The privilege […]Continue reading

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