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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 […]

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Joseph continues to obtain lenient sentences for drug offences

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

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Only 18 months imprisonment for ongoing supply of more than 250 grams of ice and $10k proceeds of crime

Criminal lawyer and drug law specialist Joseph Harb has gotten another outstanding result with his client receiving only 18 months imprisonment for the ongoing supply of more than 250 grams of ice, which amounts to a commercial quantity. Mr Harb’s client was also charged with dealing with $10,000 proceeds of crime. Mr Harb negotiated the

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Continued: Fair dinkum! Are New Zealanders going to be deported for stealing fish ‘n’ chips to feed their families?

In reply to the Australian’s Government’s response, Prime Minister Ardern warned that Australia’s stance has the potential to damage the relationship between the two countries. “I just think we can’t take our friendship for granted; we can’t take our closeness for granted. And if there is something that is causing concern for one side of

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