Law explained

Weekend sport is a significant part of family life across New South Wales. Parents regularly spend their weekends supporting their children from the sidelines, encouraging them and sharing in their successes and disappointments. While most sporting events are enjoyed without incident, emotions can sometimes run high. Disagreements with referees, coaches, opposing parents, or spectators can […]

It might seem obvious that if a recording took place without your knowledge or consent, it should not be used against you. However, in New South Wales, the reality is more complicated. Is it illegal to secretly record someone? Generally, yes, it is illegal to secretly record someone. Under the Surveillance Devices Act 2007 (NSW),

When someone is sentenced to prison in New South Wales, their sentence is usually divided into two parts: a non-parole period and a parole period. Understanding the difference between these is critical, as it determines when a person may be released and what happens after they leave custody. What is a non-parole period? The non-parole

When your child is charged with a criminal offence, it can feel overwhelming, frightening and uncertain. Many parents ask the same question: What is the best day to protect my child? The answer starts with understanding how the Children’s Court of NSW works and what makes it different from the adult court, as well as