ACLG News & Cases

Criminal lawyer Joseph Correy celebrated the end of a month long murder trial with a not guilty verdict for his client. His client pleaded not guilty to murdering his disabled step son in October 2013, and the jury acquitting him appeared to accept the death was a tragic accident. “We’re thankful for the jury’s verdict […]

Criminal lawyers Joseph Correy and Deng Adut continued to appear in a murder trial at the Supreme Court this week where the Crown and defence experts gave evidence over 5 days. Meanwhile, in the district court, criminal lawyer Michael Djurichkovic appeared in a complex sex trial where the third complainant is being cross-examined. Also in

Australian Criminal Law Group has a new criminal lawyer with Michael Djurichkovic joining after he left another top tier firm. Michael is off to a good start winning a domestic violence hearing and securing non-conviction section 10s for another client charged with DV offences. For the next month, he will be appearing in serious sex

Whilst managing partner Joseph Correy is in a month long murder trial, the rest of the Australian Criminal Law Group team continues to get results. Criminal lawyer and drug specialist Joseph Harb had a particularly good week, obtaining an intensive correction order for a client charged with supplying 5 kilograms of cannabis and dealing in

Criminal lawyers Joseph Correy, Joseph Harb and Steven Mercael obtained outstanding results for their clients in trials this week. Joseph Correy represented a client at Sydney District Court who was found not guilty by a jury of sexual intercourse without consent and 5 indecent assault charges. Meanwhile Joseph Harb was successful in arguing for a

Criminal lawyer Joseph has finished off a week of great results by getting an Accused, charged with a stabbing offence (wounding with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm) bail at the Saturday bail court. It follows getting a client a good behaviour bonds for an aggravated break and enter, and another client a good behaviour

Criminal lawyer Joseph Correy, at an appeal in the district court, had a client acquitted of recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm and their prison sentence of 22 months set aside. He also obtained an Intensive Correction Order (good behaviour bond) for a client charged with cultivating prohibited plants by indoor means for a commercial purpose.

Joseph has continued to obtain lenient sentences for his clients charged with drug supply. In the last month, in addition to obtaining no convictions for smaller supplies, Joseph has obtained the following results: 2 years and 10 months imprisonment with a 18 month non-parole period (released in 18 months) for a client charged with supplying

Following obtaining bail for one of his clients charged with murder after a hung jury trial earlier this year, Joseph Correy has obtained bail in the Supreme Court for another of his clients, also charged with Murder. Joseph was relentless in pursuit of bail for his client, who maintains his innocence. He did two bail