The Events and Police Charges Our client was a real estate agent, holding his licence for over 30 years. He was seeking legal representation, having been accused of fraudulently converting almost $74,000 for his own use and for the use of his own Corporation. He pleaded guilty to this action. Under s211(2) and s218 of […]
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Caught Driving Whilst Suspended Our client is a young TAFE student who was required to undertake a random breath test on a major south Sydney road. He returned a negative result, however, upon further checks, Police discovered that he had been driving with no P plates and had also been driving with a licence suspended
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Civil Lawyer property damage questions Hi, I’m in a bit of a weird boat. Saturday night I was in an accident where I was cut off and T Boned a BMW on the Great Western. I lost consciousness and when I came to I was in a neck brace, hip brace and on a spinal
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Beware of scams by “lawyers”. Not everyone who proclaims to be a lawyer is an authorised legal professional. Here’s the short on what happened…
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Arrested for high range PCA driving Our client is a single mother from north-west Sydney was signalled to partake in a mobile breath test where she recorded a positive result. Her breath analysis later returned a result of 0.211, and she was subsequently arrested for high range PCA driving. She disclosed to the police that
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What our traffic lawyers Sydney are asked about speeding offences Was riding along the Cumberland Highway towards Liverpool and a highway patrol camping just after the overpass at Smithfield clocked me at exceeding the speed limit, whilst I was to the right-hand side of a car traveling quicker than I was (as he overtook me).
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Public Nuisance Public nuisance is an unlawful act or omission which endangers the lives, safety, health,, property or comfort of the public or by which the public are obstructed in the exercise or enjoyment of any right common to all: Kent v Johnson (1973) To establish prima facie case of public nuisance, a private individual
What is defamation? Defamation law protects damage to reputations Defamation is any statement which would make a reasonable person think less of the person who is the subject of the statement. What makes people think less of you can change over time. For example; to call someone a de facto spouse or a rape victim
What happens in Criminal Matters? The Criminal Procedure Act is a New South Wales legislation and accordingly, the Criminal procedure is not a Commonwealth uniform procedure and therefore different in every state. The Criminal Procedure Act sets out how Criminal Law matters should be managed. All Jameson Law’s Criminal Law Solicitors are well aware of the Criminal procedures and how the Criminal justice
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We acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.