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Common Assault & Negligent Driving Matter Dismissed

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Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 33-year-old woman at Parramatta Local Court in relation to four charges. The charges Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related), pursuant to the Crimes Act 1900, s61. Negligent Driving (no death of grievous bodily harm), pursuant to the Road Transport Act 2013, s117(1)(c). Use Carriage Service to Menace/Harass/Offend, pursuant to the […]

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Non-conviction for Domestic Violence Related Common Assault

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Successful Outcome for Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related) Our solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a young man at Downing Centre Local Court in relation to Common Assault (Domestic Violence Related) pursuant to Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1990.   The case involved a domestic argument between our client and his wife at their residence which

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Section 10 Non-Conviction for alleged Domestic Violence

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The Events and Police Charges Our client was involved in a domestic altercation entailing two separate charges of common assault under s61 of the Crimes Act. The offence of common assault carries an imprisonment term of 2 years. He also had an AVO taken out against him in relation to one of the victims. The

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