On many occasions we have defended drivers and riders charged with street racing. We often see charges built on subjective observations such as revving engines or riders and drivers looking at one another. In the matters we have defended, the facts were far more innocuous than what you see in films. When we press the […]
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It is important to understand the different types of suspensions in NSW. The core question is whether the suspension is issued by Police or by Transport for NSW (TfNSW). Police suspensions for alleged speeds over 45 km/h for full licence holders, and over 30 km/h for learner and provisional licence holders, are covered in this
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The sad truth, is that some of our prospective clients come to our office charged with a burnout resulting from rather innocuous facts and not from what we traditionally believe to be the case of a burnout. Burnout and loss of traction offences The legislation governing the range of offences are essentially contained in s116
Busted doing a burnout? Here’s what you need to know Read More »
Standing on Footpegs For many years riders would stand on the footpegs to stretch their legs or to ride over an obstruction, not always thinking about legality. The rule was changed after representations by rider groups, and you may stand on your pegs with your backside off the seat in limited situations. The key is
4 riding habits that are illegal! Read More »
Conveyancing is arguably the most important step in the process of buying or selling a home. It’s a complicated and often misunderstood process, hence the need to enlist the services of an expert conveyancing lawyer. First home buyers may find that property purchases involve the use of lots of Latin-based legal jargon. It is important
Finding the Right Conveyancer: The 7 Questions You Must Ask Read More »
Being charged with a drug offence is a serious matter and is one that should not be taken lightly. The way you handle your matter after you have been charged is crucial and the clock begins ticking as soon as the offence is committed. To ensure you choose the right path, it is important that
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Bail applications are perhaps the most tricky aspect of criminal law because there are considerable legal factors to take into account. An individual applying for bail must be able to demonstrate that they would not be a risk to the community or to public safety whilst also demonstrating that they can engage in rehabilitation for
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Criminal Law and Traffic Law related charges Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 33-year-old woman at Parramatta Local Court in relation to four serious offences. These offences included: Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related), pursuant to Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900. Negligent Driving (no death of grievous bodily harm), pursuant to Section 117(1)(c) the
Common Assault (Domestic Violence related) and Negligent Driving matter dismissed Read More »
The Federal Elections have been announced for Saturday, 21 May. Pre-polling booths are open at various locations around the country. Postal votes must have been received by the AEC by the 13th day after the election. Don’t forget to cast your vote at a polling booth on Saturday, May 21 between 8am and 6pm (local
Whilst there are some arguments that hold up when it comes to the privatisation of certain government services. The fundamental basis is that in so doing it transfers from the service of the community to the generating of profits. This is no more clearly illustrated than by the privatisation of speed enforcement by the use
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