Our Senior Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 50-year-old woman at Moss Vale Local Court for a mid-range PCA offence. Charge: Drive with a medium range prescribed concentration of alcohol (mid-range PCA) under Section 110(4) of the Road Transport Act 2013. Our client was stopped on a public road with a blood alcohol concentration above 0.08 […]
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Types of Criminal Offence categories: In criminal law, there are two types of criminal charges or criminal offences. Summary offences which have a maximum penalty prescribed by parliament of up to 2 years imprisonment, and indictable offences. The maximum penalties for all prescribed criminal charges are set out in the Crimes Act 1900 No 40.
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The role The candidate for this position will be successful if they are able to execute a variety of secretarial duties of a confidential nature. These tasks will include working with lawyers, paralegals and other members of the firm with a series of administrative functions. Therefore, the candidate will have to have effective time management
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Have you been caught driving while suspended? Traffic offences of any nature are considered a criminal act — however, repeat offending is a serious matter. Committing any driving offence while having had your licence suspended demonstrates to the court that you have not learn from your past actions or mistakes. What is my first step?
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In NSW, it is against the law to drive with the presence of any illegal drug in your system. Penalties can range anywhere between heavy fines, license suspension, disqualification and terms of imprisonment. The presence of the illicit substance in your system (within your saliva, blood, or urine) is sufficient to support a charge, pursuant
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In legal terms, personal injury refers to an individual sustaining physical or psychological damages at the hands of another party. If you have a personal injury, a personal injury lawyer helps claim monetary compensation on your behalf for any damages. They are particularly helpful when the other party, or their insurer, denies liability and drown
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We had the opportunity to assist an elderly Aboriginal person with extensive mental and cognitive impairments and a criminal history dating back to 1970. He had spent the better part of 20 years in custody. His matter engaged well known sentencing principles for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander offenders, which emphasise that courts must avoid
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There’s nothing more satisfying than winning a life changing case for a client. Though this thank you cake was definitely the icing on top! Notice of Intention to Cancel Visa-Decision set Aside Our immigration consultant Ray Karwal and our practice manager Sali Romie prepared an application to the Australian Appeals Tribunal (AAT) in relation to
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Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 40-year-old man at Parramatta Local Court in relation to a common assault domestic violence related offence pursuant to section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). Domestic Violence in the presence of a childIn brief, our client and the victim have been together for approximately 15 years. The victim
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No win no fee lawyers are a critical aspect of the legal sector. Legal work is universally accepted to be expensive and it is a service that many cannot afford. This is where the concept of no win no fee stems as it provides services to those who cannot afford them. The purpose of this
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