ACLG News & Cases

Criminal lawyer Joseph Harb used his powers of persuasion to convince police to withdraw assault and armed with intent charges against his client. Incredibly, the whole incident was captured on CCTV. We’re not sure how he did it, but it pays to have a criminal lawyer like Mr Harb who’s spent years building relationships with […]

Criminal lawyers Steven Mercael has successfully argued that his client should receive a good behaviour bond for supplying 30 grams of cocaine. While other lawyers told our client that he was going to prison, Mr Mercael prepared his case over 6 months to get him the result he wanted. Another day, another outstanding result for

Criminal lawyer Steven Mercael appeared at the Supreme Court on Friday and obtained bail for his client who is alleged to have spent $300,000 proceeds of crime on gold bullion. Mr Mercael convinced the judge that the case against his client was not a strong one and that his client was a young man who

Criminal lawyer Joseph Correy appeared at Central Local Court last week and convinced the magistrate to grant bail to his client charged with supplying more than 10 kilograms of methylamphetamine. Mr Correy and Matthew Johnston SC picked holes apart in the allegations, which led the magistrate to conclude the case against our client was a

Criminal lawyer Joseph Harb took a moment away, from preparing for his large commercial supply trial, to step into Campbelltown Court and save his client from a conviction for 95 grams of cannabis. A criminal record would have devastated this young man’s life so Mr Harb took it upon himself to ensure that his life

Criminal Lawyers Parramatta Blacktown Sydney – News Australian Criminal Law Group partner Deng Adut appeared as a headline speaker at the Women’s Weekly Australian Women of the Future Awards on 28 May 2018. His address at the Awards will discuss practical tools, case studies and things to do right now within organisations to drive diversity,

AC Law Group co-founder Deng Adut, refugee and lawyer, narrowly missed out on Australian of the year but the firm would like to extend its congratulations to winner Emeritus Professor Alan Mackay-Sim. We would also like to thank those who supported not only Deng, but also this firm, since its inception. Professor Alan Mackay-Sim is