Criminal Offences The following table lists the common criminal offences prosecuted in the Local and District Courts. The penalties for each offence range from a no-conviction to full-time imprisonment. The penalty is determined by a number of factors. There are also defences available to some offences. Read our criminal law page and respective criminal offence […]
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Successful Outcome for Common Assault and Stalk and Intimidate Case Our solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a middle-aged male at Parramatta Local Court in relation to the following charges: Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related) pursuant to Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900. Stalk or Intimidate Intending to Cause Fear of Physical or Mental Harm (Domestic
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Successful Outcome for Driving Whilst Suspended Our solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a young male at Sutherland Local Court in relation to the following charges: Drive Motor Vehicle Whilst Suspended- First Offence pursuant to section 54(3)(a) of the Roads Transport Act 2013. Drive Motor Vehicle Whilst Suspended- Subsequent or prior Offence pursuant to section 54(3)(a) of
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Bail Granted for Common Assault Our solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a young male at Burwood Local Court, seeking an application for bail, in relation to the following charges: Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related) pursuant to Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900. Stalk or Intimidate Intending to Cause Fear of Physical or Mental Harm (Domestic
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Successful Outcome for Driving Whilst Disqualified Our Solicitor, Stephanie McClelland represented a young male at Fairfield Local Court in relation to the following offence: Drive Motor Vehicle Whilst Disqualified- Second or Subsequent Offence- pursuant to Section 54(1)(a) of the Roads Transport Act 2013. Circumstances of the Offence Our client was charged with driving a motor
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Successful Outcome for Low-Range Drink Driving Offence Our solicitor, Stephanie McClelland, represented a young male at Hornsby Local Court in relation to the following offence: Driving motor vehicle with low range PCA- second or subsequent offence pursuant to section 110(3)(a) of the Road Transport Act. The case involved our client being signalled to stop for
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Successful Outcome for Dangerous Driving and Negligent Driving Occasioning Grievous Bodily Harm Our solicitor, Stephanie McClelland, represented a lady at Blacktown Local Court in relation to the following charge: Dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm pursuant to section 117(2) of the Road Transport Act 2013 Negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm pursuant to section 117(1)(b)
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Our solicitor, Stephanie McClelland, represented a middle-aged male at Mount Druitt Local Court in relation to the following charge: Common Assault pursuant to Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900. Common Assault Case Details The case involved our client and his partner communicating with their internet provider about returning two modems they recently received from
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FAMILY LAW TOPICS FAMILY DISPUTE RESOLUTION & ETHICS FOR FAMILY LAWYERS Dispute resolution in family law Family lawyers and professional ethics PROPERTY ON RELATIONSHIP Property under FLA Property and the rights of third parties Discretion and process in matrimonial property disputes under FLA Kane & Kane MAINTENANCE AND PRIVATE ORDERING Maintenance Private ordering of property
Key Cases for Evidence RELEVANCE Smith – recognition evidence by police asserting person what that in the pics/footage due to previous dealings was irrelevant Evans – dressing accused in clothing worn by person seen by witness gave no assistance to jury in determining if it was the person HEARSAY Graham – fresh in the
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