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Domestic violence offences are extremely prevalent in New South Wales, with statistics revealing that the number of incidents occurring in the state continues to rise.
Read More...In each state and territory in Australia, the law provides that children under 10 years of age cannot commit a criminal offence.
Read More...In New South Wales, fraud offences have significantly increased in recent times, largely due to a rise in the availability of cyber-enabled means to commit offences.
Read More...In New South Wales, there are numerous types of ‘break and enter’ offences under the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). Notably, NSW retains the highest full-time imprisonment rate for break and enter, and burglary offences across Australia, as well as when compared to countries such as New Zealand, England, and the United States.
Read More...In New South Wales, people charged with criminal offences who are suffering mental health issues are able to seek to have their matters diverted away from the criminal justice system, with it instead dealt with by them undertaking the mental health treatment they require.
Read More...In New South Wales, police officers have a wide range of powers that enable them to perform their duties. These powers are mainly set out in the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002 (NSW) (‘LEPRA’) which provides legislated guidelines for how they are to be performed.
Read More...The law on consent is crucial to the offences of sexual assault, sexual touching, and where a sexual act is committed, among others, and is contained within the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW).
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Presented with a complex case of domestic violence, which had been largely exaggerated by the NSW Police...
On the date of the offence, he was driving home when his mother called him advising him that his ex-girlfriend was assaulting her at the property, he immediately sped to the home.
Read More...A 21 year old man who was student studying commerce, was charged with an offence of sexual intercourse without consent (rape).
Read More...We look forward to helping you in your time of need and assisting you in achieving justice. We know how stressful these times can be therefore, your enquiry will be responded to within the same day.
