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Q&A Video Series – What is the penalty for possessing a prohibited drug?

Created on: 10.11.15 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Watch the first of our Question & Answer Video Series as we discuss the penalties for possessing a prohibited drug.The maximum penalty for possessing a prohibited drug in NSW is 2 years imprisonment.  If it…

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Provocation- A Partial Defence to Murder

Created on: 09.11.15 | Updated on: 06.09.25

Provocation: A Partial defence to Murder In June 2012 Chamanjot Singh took a box cutter and slit his wife Manpreet Kaur’s throat numerous times killing her. He claimed that he was provoked by the victim’s…

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The Effects of the Serious Overcrowding in NSW Jails

Created on: 05.11.15 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Why is there serious overcrowding in New South Wales jails? “Prisons in NSW are at the breaking point,” a government news article reports. Prisoners are increasingly becoming frustrated with the overcrowding at its 34 jails….

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What to do when charged with a serious crime

Created on: 02.11.15 | Updated on: 03.03.25

What to do when you have been arrested and charged with a serious crime? It has been a particularly hard week at work. You get home and start arguing with your wife. You have a…

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Doli Incapax Explained | Age of Criminal Responsibility in Australia

Created on: 22.10.15 | Updated on: 12.05.26

Doli Incapax Explained: When Children Cannot Be Held Criminally Responsible In Australian criminal law, children under a certain age may not be legally responsible for criminal behaviour under the principle of doli incapax. The doctrine…

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Arson: A Criminal Offence on the Rise in Australia

Created on: 19.10.15 | Updated on: 01.11.25

Why are arson cases on the rise in Australia? Arson is relatively a criminal offence of low incidence in comparison to other offences in Australia such as supplying or possessing a prohibited drug, or domestic…

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Why do “white-collar criminals” get lighter sentences?

Created on: 13.10.15 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Why do “white-collar criminals” get lighter sentences? Insider trading, credit card fraud, identity theft, wonky financial advise, price fixing, bid rigging, market manipulation, and asset misappropriation, you name it there is a myriad of white-collar…

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Should There be an “Ecstacy Cautioning Scheme” for First Time Drug Offenders?

Created on: 09.10.15 | Updated on: 03.03.25

Should there be an “ecstasy cautioning scheme”? The music festival scene in NSW is fast approaching. No place is more notorious for drug use than music festivals. With the sheer number of concert goers that…

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Why NSW needs Specialised Courts for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases

Created on: 04.10.15 | Updated on: 02.07.25

Do we need specialised courts in Australia for domestic violence and sexual assault cases? Domestic violence and sexual assault are both widespread problems in Australia. According to NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, 36%…

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Should Convicted Terrorists in Australia have their Citizenship Revoked?

Created on: 30.09.15 | Updated on: 05.09.25

Should convicted terrorists in Australia have their citizenship revoked? Almost every day the headlines are buzzing over the current refugee crisis in Europe. Isis is running rampant in countries like Iraq and Syria leaving millions…

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