Table of Contents To start with, if you have been charged with an offence or have been asked for an interview or for questioning, do not participate without first receiving legal advice. You do not have to speak to anyone
Table of Contents This page is for anyone accused or under investigation for intimate image based abuse offences in New South Wales. It includes offences relating to recording, sharing or distribution of intimate images and related Commonwealth offences. Here we
Table of Contents If you or someone close to you has been accused of domestic violence in New South Wales, it can be very stressful with so many unknowns. On this page, we will explain what to know and do
Table of Contents Every day we speak to clients seeking information about how to get an AVO dropped or how to get their AVO conditions changed in some way. These people are typically either: The person who called the police
Table of Contents For anyone who is accused of, or has been arrested based on allegations they know are untrue or false, including questioning by police when innocent, it is an incredibly stressful experience. The process is also highly challenging
Table of Contents What Happens When Someone Is Arrested (Or Questioned) & What To Expect As criminal lawyers, we hear from people when a person or a partner, friend or family member has been: Questioned by Police as a person
Table of Contents Social Media Law: What does new Australian legislation mean for social media platforms? There’s been a lot of discussion in the Australian media about the new changes to technology laws. For the first time, we can now
Table of Contents Australian Prisons: Recent Findings and Frightening Yet Legal Police Actions Disturbing facts pertaining to Australian prisons have caught the media’s attention. Many issues have come to light relating to the Australian prison system and how police are
Table of Contents It would seem that the notion of decriminalisation is being widely reported in the media. In Australia, there has been a long campaign to decriminalise marijuana and more recently, Australians were very vocal in their support of decriminalising
Table of Contents Australia and the NSW government in particular maintain strict rules with respect to road safety. Driving laws are reviewed and updated regularly, especially given the number of accidents on NSW roads. Many of those reported have occurred
