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OneFour rapper Dahcell ‘Celly’ Ramos has two sentences quashed, slashing his non-parole period Criminal lawyer Steven Mercael represented core member of Sydney’s rap group OneFour,
Changes to Section 32 and the NSW forensic mental health law Section 32 has seen significant changes under new legislation in NSW. New legislation commenced,
Driver’s licence suspension appeal lawyers You’re not alone if you received a licence suspension this double demerit Easter long weekend. Double demerit points were in
A young Sydney man faced charges of illegally acquiring and possessing prohibited firearms after purchasing a ‘gel blaster’ online. Criminal Lawyer Joseph Correy recently represented
Falsely accused of a crime you didn’t commit? Falsely accused of a crime? There is no greater injustice than being found guilty of a crime
Sydney based criminal lawyers, AC Law Group support South Sydney Herald Australian Criminal Law Group and the South Sydney Herald (SSH), a South Sydney monthly
Have you ever been charged or convicted of a criminal offence? The effects of a criminal record in NSW
There are many cases where people have been charged with an offence. This can be a very stressful process. Often in those cases many are
Animal activists under attack as politicans consider law to prevent exposure of animal cruelty
Parts of the agricultural industry are lobbying the government to adopt US-style laws that make it a criminal offence to film battery farms and slaughter
AC Law Group returns to its roots and opens Redfern office
AC Law Group has opened a Redfern office metres from where partner Joseph Correy grew up and minutes from the Block. The firm has a large
Criminal lawyer Deng Adut calls for Australians to unite, not divide, at Changing the Ratio
Art B&T’s Changing the Ratio conference on 28 May 2018, our co-founder, criminal lawyer Deng Adut called for unity, telling the audience: “Make Australia your
Immigration Minister seeks to toughen citizenship test to preclude the unemployed and uneducated. Is the government going too far?
Citizenship is already being denied on character grounds to people with relatively minor criminal records. Part of the eligibility criteria for Australian citizenship is the
Tasmanian Death Match Wrestling – Why aren’t wrestlers charged with assault?
At the Dark Mofo Festival in Hobart over the weekend, wrestlers beat each other to a pulp to the cheers of a blood-thirsty crowd. These
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