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In Australia, domestic violence is a widespread problem impacting individuals and communities. Frequent misconceptions and issues surround this issue and require acknowledgement in order to resolve them. In 1993 the
In a nutshell… White collar crimes refer to criminal offending which is usually not violent in nature and relates to corporate criminal activity, fraud or improper laundering of money. White
Criminal injunctions can be incredibly confusing, but they’re like legal shields used to protect communities from ongoing criminal threats. Think of them as special orders from the court that tell
Difference Between Theft, Robbery and Burglary Theft, robbery, and burglary are examples of crimes against property that are grave offences with potentially severe legal repercussions. Despite the fact that these
Criminal charges can profoundly impact an individual’s life, affecting various aspects ranging from employment and housing to personal relationships and mental health. In Australia, the consequences of a criminal conviction
The jury system is a cornerstone of the criminal justice system in Australia, playing a pivotal role in ensuring that justice is administered fairly and impartially. In Sydney, as in
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a range of processes that help parties resolve disputes outside of judicial determination in the criminal justice context.ADR includes mediation, conciliation, and arbitration, where an
In a bizarre yet surprisingly effective scheme, a 54-year-old Wollongong man stole hundreds of dollars worth of groceries using a Caramello Koala barcode. His technique involved wrapping the barcode around
In a sweeping operation across multiple states, Australian Federal Police (AFP) have arrested the alleged mastermind behind the encrypted messaging platform, Ghost, which was widely used by criminal syndicates for
Discussing the long-term effects of criminal charges on personal, professional, and social life in Sydney.
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