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Navigating Demerit Points: How They Affect Your License

Created on: 27.04.25 | Updated on: 21.05.25

When you commit certain traffic offences in NSW, you receive demerit points in addition to fines or penalties. These points are recorded against your driver’s licence and remain active for three years from the date…

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Cyberbullying Laws in Australia: Protecting Yourself Online

Created on: 25.04.25 | Updated on: 21.05.25

Cyberbullying Laws in Australia: Protecting Yourself Online With more of our lives spent online, cyberbullying has become an increasingly serious issue across Australia. To address the growing risks associated with digital abuse, the Australian Government…

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The Bail Act 2013 (NSW)

Created on: 06.09.23 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Bail is a legal term familiar to most people due to crime-related television shows and movies. Most people understand that bail involves the temporary release of an accused person from police custody, under a set…

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The Difference Between an Arrest, Charge and Conviction

Created on: 07.08.23 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Progressing through the various stages of Australia’s criminal justice system can be confusing and overwhelming. While it is rarely an easy process, having a strong understanding of the differences between arrests, charges and convictions can…

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The Difference Between Solicitors and Barristers

Created on: 30.06.23 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Lawyers generally fall into two categories: Solicitors and barristers. Despite what some solicitors may tell you or what they advertise, “Solicitors” are different from “barristers”. Both are legal professionals, but they specialise in different types…

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Conjugal Visits

Created on: 30.06.23 | Updated on: 03.03.25

A conjugal visit refers to a period of time inmates are permitted to spend with a visitor in private, outside of the supervision of prison authorities. This visitor is usually the legal spouse of the…

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How to Write a Court Apology Letter

Created on: 02.05.23 | Updated on: 22.05.25

For those pleading guilty to a criminal or traffic offence in court, there are several factors the presiding judge or magistrate will consider when deciding on your penalty. These factors usually focus on any previous…

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The Fine for Not Voting and the Penalty for Not Enrolling to Vote in Australia

Created on: 02.05.23 | Updated on: 22.05.25

In Australia, it is compulsory to vote in federal, state and local council elections and by-elections. In order to vote, you must enrol onto the official list of eligible voters, known as the electoral roll….

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Failing to Nominate the Driver of a Vehicle

Created on: 19.04.23 | Updated on: 22.05.25

Due to the advancement of surveillance technology, authorities are now able to identify the occurrence of crimes without being physically present. The addition of speed and red light cameras, among other methods, have been particularly…

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Corporate Fines: Company Car Fines and Demerit Points

Created on: 19.04.23 | Updated on: 22.05.25

It is common practice for companies to have a fleet of company cars which they permit employees to use in the performance of their job.  Providing company cars not only helps employers effectively perform their…

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