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Understanding our criminal law system can be tough. Here at Jameson Law, we understand that! That’s why we have written up this article so you can understand the ins and outs of representation
In a nutshell… Criminal law is a complex, expensive and time-consuming area of law. Criminal charges of any nature are serious and they should not be taken lightly. Whilst
In a nutshell… Bail and bond is an important process within criminal law. Bail is a concept which allows an individual to be released from prison or remand until
In a nutshell… Plea bargaining is an important aspect of the criminal justice system. The plea bargaining process allows for defendants to reduce sentences and outcomes based on cooperation
Laws that regulate criminal record expungement Spent convictions legislation can be challenging to understand. In New South Wales (NSW), criminal record expungement is governed by the Criminal Records Act 1991. This legislation
In New South Wales (NSW), bail laws can be rather confusing to understand. In this article we are going to be breaking down bail laws, the relationship with bail and
In a nutshell… Homicide is a serious offence and will require the assistance of an experienced criminal defense attorney. Murder charges fall into the most serious category of criminal offending
Facing false Domestic Violence charges can be tough, thrusting individuals into a legal quagmire with real-life consequences. Navigating the complexities of defending against such accusations requires a clear and practical
Navigating assault charges in Australia can be daunting. Understanding the legal landscape is crucial. Assault encompasses a range of offences, from simple assault to more serious forms like grievous bodily
Drug offences are an important aspect of criminal law. Consumption, possession, distribution and supply of illicit substances in Australia is a serious offence. Drugs are now affecting all areas of
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