Created on: 02.07.25 | Updated on: 02.07.25
Domestic violence charges in NSW are serious offences that carry significant penalties and long-term consequences. This comprehensive guide outlines what constitutes domestic violence, possible penalties, available defences, the legal process, and the impact on family…
Created on: 02.07.25 | Updated on: 02.07.25
Drug possession charges in NSW carry serious legal consequences. This comprehensive guide explains what constitutes drug possession, possible penalties, defences available, and crucial steps you should take to protect your rights and future. For details…
Created on: 02.07.25 | Updated on: 02.07.25
Drink driving (DUI) charges in NSW are serious and can lead to licence disqualification, fines, or imprisonment. Knowing the legal limits, penalties, and defences available is crucial to protect your future. What is drink driving…
Created on: 02.07.25 | Updated on: 02.07.25
Breaching an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) in NSW is a serious offence that can lead to severe penalties, including imprisonment. An AVO is designed to protect individuals from violence, intimidation, and harassment, and breaching it…
Created on: 07.08.23 | Updated on: 03.07.25
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…
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…
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…
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…
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….
Created on: 16.03.23 | Updated on: 02.07.25
A warrant for arrest is an official order which gives the police or another law enforcement officer the powers to arrest or search a named offender. Warrants can be issued for various matters, however arrest…
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