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Complete Guide to Speeding in NSW: Demerit Points & Fines Explained

Discover everything you need to know about speeding fines and demerit points in NSW. Learn about penalties, how points are allocated, and the legal consequences of speeding.

Are Tasers Legal in Australia? Comprehensive Guide to State Laws & Legal Alternatives

Discover whether Tasers are legal in Australia with this state-by-state guide. Learn about penalties for illegal possession, legal alternatives, and how to stay compliant with the law.

How to Drop Charges Against Someone for Domestic Violence in Australia

Learn how to drop charges against someone for domestic violence in Australia with our step-by-step guide. Understand the legal process and get expert advice.

Is Pepper Spray Legal in Australia?

Discover the legal status of pepper spray in Australia. Learn about regulations, penalties, and how Faraj Defence Lawyers can help. Contact us for legal advice.

How to Appeal a Licence Suspension | Get Back on the Road Fast

Learn how to appeal a licence suspension in Australia. Follow our step-by-step guide to restore your driving privileges and get back on the road quickly.

Are Gel Blasters, Airsoft, BB Guns Legal in NSW?

Are Gel Blasters, Airsoft & BB guns Legal in NSW? Learn about the laws, regulations, and legal status of owning and using these guns in New South Wales.

Difference Between Suspended and Disqualified Licence NSW

Learn the key difference between suspended and disqualified licence in NSW. Understand the implications, legalities, and what each status means for drivers.

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Charges of aggravated sexual assault withdrawn early by prosecution

Our client, who was charged with aggravated sexual assault after a festival in Byron Bay, has had his charges withdrawn early after negotiations with the prosecution.

Man avoids jail for filming another’s private parts without consent

A Sydney man, 24 years of age, working a software engineer was charged with film persons private parts without consent – aggravated as girl was 14 years of age. This is an offence that carries a maximum penalty of 5 years imprisonment.

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