Laws that regulate criminal record expungement Spent convictions legislation can be challenging to understand. In New South Wales (NSW), criminal record expungement is governed by the Criminal Records Act 1991. This legislation establishes a framework aimed at mitigating the impact of minor convictions on individuals who demonstrate a period of crime-free behaviour. Upon successful completion of this […]
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In New South Wales (NSW), bail laws can be rather confusing to understand. In this article we are going to be breaking down bail laws, the relationship with bail and the police station and what bail conditions might mean for you. Think of it like free legal advice from Jameson Law, some of the best
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In a nutshell… Homicide is a serious offence and will require the assistance of an experienced criminal defense attorney. Murder charges fall into the most serious category of criminal offending and it is classed as one of the most violent crimes. There are various defences which may be available in relation to a murder or
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Facing false Domestic Violence charges can be tough, thrusting individuals into a legal quagmire with real-life consequences. Navigating the complexities of defending against such accusations requires a clear and practical approach. In this guide, we’ll break down the process, providing a straightforward roadmap for those grappling with unfounded charges. We’ll explore the importance of gathering
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Navigating assault charges in Australia can be daunting. Understanding the legal landscape is crucial. Assault encompasses a range of offences, from simple assault to more serious forms like grievous bodily harm. Knowing the distinctions, potential penalties, and legal defences is essential. In this article, we break down what you need to know about assault charges
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Drug offences are an important aspect of criminal law. Consumption, possession, distribution and supply of illicit substances in Australia is a serious offence. Drugs are now affecting all areas of society including vulnerable individuals such as children. Drug offences, whether relating to controlled drugs or not, carry a minimum penalty of imprisonment with several different
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Understanding the criminal conviction system can be challenging. In Australia, navigating the complexities of appealing once, let alone a second or subsequent appeal can be daunting. This article will break down how appealing can work and what grounds for appeal an individual might have to get a court date and an appeal hearing. From the
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Being arrested by a police officer can be really tough for anyone. It’s a scary and confusing situation. But did you know you have rights even during an arrest? In this article, we break down what those rights are in simple terms. From staying silent to avoiding self-incrimination, we’ll explain the basic legal protections you
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In a nutshell… Bail applications are a complicated process. A bail application seeks that the court place a level of trust in the accused person to be released back within society until their criminal matters are ultimately determined. If granted bail, conditions will be imposed which if breached, can have serious consequences. Before making
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In a nutshell… Police interrogation regarding suspected criminal offending is no process to take lightly as the outcome of an interrogation could be criminal charges. It is important to understand fully the rights, obligations and consequences which exist with this process and to be mindful of the implications of the process. Police interviews are
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