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Court Attendance Notice

What is Court Attendance Notice? In New South Wales, a Court Attendance Notice (CAN) is a formal leg

DPP (NSW) v Presnell [2022] NSWCCA 146 Case Review

DPP (NSW) v Presnell [2022] NSWCCA 146 Case Review

DPP (NSW) v Presnell [2022] NSWCCA 146 Case Review FACTS: The respondent had been acquitted of one c

AVO Varied

Successful Variation of ADVO Conditions for a Client

Successful Variation of ADVO Conditions for a Client In a recent case handled by our law firm, we su

Key Criminal Law Cases Concerning Common Assault

The offence of common assault is outlined in s 61 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW): Whosoever assaults a

What is a Second Limb May v O’Sullivan Submission?

In Australian criminal law, a second limb May v O’Sullivan submission is a type of no-case-to-answ

What Laws Govern Proceeds of Crime Matters in Australia?

In Australia, dealing with the proceeds of crime is a serious legal matter. These laws aim to preven

Can I Prosecute Someone Privately?

While uncommon, the legal system allows private individuals to bring criminal charges against someon

How does a Barrister differ from a Solicitor?

What is a Barrister? A barrister is a specialist in courtroom advocacy and providing expert legal op

The Privilege Against Self-Incrimination

The privilege against self-incrimination is a cornerstone of justice in Australian law, rooted in th

What must the Prosecution Prove for the Offence of Intentionally Sexually Touching a Child?

The Offence of Sexually Touching a Child (NSW) Sexual touching of a child is a criminal offence unde

What is a Release Application?

What is a Release Application? When someone is charged with a criminal offence in Australia, they ar

What is a Detention Application?

What is a Detention Application? In criminal proceedings, the prosecution may make a detention appli

Court Attendance Notice

What is Court Attendance Notice? In New South Wales, a Court Attendance Notice (CAN) is a formal leg

DPP (NSW) v Presnell [2022] NSWCCA 146 Case Review

DPP (NSW) v Presnell [2022] NSWCCA 146 Case Review

DPP (NSW) v Presnell [2022] NSWCCA 146 Case Review FACTS: The respondent had been acquitted of one c

AVO Varied

Successful Variation of ADVO Conditions for a Client

Successful Variation of ADVO Conditions for a Client In a recent case handled by our law firm, we su

Key Criminal Law Cases Concerning Common Assault

The offence of common assault is outlined in s 61 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW): Whosoever assaults a

What is a Second Limb May v O’Sullivan Submission?

In Australian criminal law, a second limb May v O’Sullivan submission is a type of no-case-to-answ

What Laws Govern Proceeds of Crime Matters in Australia?

In Australia, dealing with the proceeds of crime is a serious legal matter. These laws aim to preven

Can I Prosecute Someone Privately?

While uncommon, the legal system allows private individuals to bring criminal charges against someon

How does a Barrister differ from a Solicitor?

What is a Barrister? A barrister is a specialist in courtroom advocacy and providing expert legal op

The Privilege Against Self-Incrimination

The privilege against self-incrimination is a cornerstone of justice in Australian law, rooted in th

What must the Prosecution Prove for the Offence of Intentionally Sexually Touching a Child?

The Offence of Sexually Touching a Child (NSW) Sexual touching of a child is a criminal offence unde

What is a Release Application?

What is a Release Application? When someone is charged with a criminal offence in Australia, they ar

What is a Detention Application?

What is a Detention Application? In criminal proceedings, the prosecution may make a detention appli

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