The Role Of Magistrates In Criminal Cases
Criminal Law Cases In The Magistrates Court The Magistrates Court deals with summary offences and is classed as the lower court, in contrast to the Supreme Court which hears the
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Criminal Law Cases In The Magistrates Court The Magistrates Court deals with summary offences and is classed as the lower court, in contrast to the Supreme Court which hears the
Domestic violence offences form a large part of criminal law in New South Wales. Domestic and personal violence sadly remains common across Australia and Aboriginal communities. The physical and psychological
Recent Changes in Criminal Law Criminal law legislation is reviewed regularly to keep the criminal justice system effective. Courts and the profession rely on the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) and
Just like comparing surfboards to skateboards, criminal law and family law in Australia are worlds apart. Criminal law deals with offences such as theft, assault or sexual offences and seeks
In New South Wales (NSW), criminal defence means getting legal help for someone who’s been accused of a crime. It’s the methods that you use to fight criminal charges that
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The prosecutor is responsible for presenting the state’s case to the court to try and prove the defendants guilt. They are an integral aspect of the criminal justice system. The
Technology is shaking things up in Australian criminal law. Think about all the evidence from our phones, computers, and social media – it’s everywhere, and it’s changing how we do
There are many different areas of law which intersect with one another. The basic principles of law are the same across the board. Two such areas of law, which when
Any criminal offence is treated seriously under NSW criminal law and the matter will be referred to the Local Court or, for very serious matters, the Supreme Court if required.
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