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Author name: Cynthia Bachour-Choucair

Cynthia Bachour-Choucair is a Principal Solicitor with Jameson Law. She is an expert Personal Injury Lawyer with a true passion for the law. She heads the Personal Injury department overseeing all Motor Vehicle Accident, Abuse Claim, Victims Compensation, Workers Compensation, Medical Negligence, and Superannuation TPD & Income Protection Claim Matters. She also practices in Immigration, Family Law and General Litigation. She is most known for her comprehensive undisputable representations and case-winning submissions.

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witness protection in criminal law

Witness Protection In Criminal Law

Witness protection is an important aspect of criminal law and a lot of time, effort and resources has gone into creating the Witness Protection program to ensure the continued integrity and confidentiality of criminal proceedings. Criminal cases are contingent on reliable evidence and oral witness evidence is one of the most important forms. Criminal law […]

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The Impact of Legal Aid Cuts on Criminal Trials In Australia

The Impact of Legal Aid Cuts on Criminal Trials In Australia

In Australia, everyone should have a fair chance at justice, no matter how much money they have. Unfortunately, that is not always the case today, as legal assistance services and legal assistance across Australia are being cut. As legal assistance funding is reduced people who can’t afford a lawyer are the ones who are feeling

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NSW drug law overhaul

A New Hope for Recreational Drug Users?

A New Hope for Recreational Drug Users? People caught with minor amounts of illicit substances might soon breathe a sigh of relief. A new legislative proposal in the NSW Parliament offers an alternative to criminal penalties for personal drug possession. The twist? Offenders could “work off” their fines by seeking help. ‘Two-Strike’ Policy – The

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