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What happens when a witness does not attend to court?

Absent witnesses: A taboo subject? Criminal lawyers are loath to discuss the subject of what happens when a witness fails to attend court in a criminal prosecution against their client. This is because when a witness does not attend court, especially in domestic violence cases, criminal lawyers, like police and the courts, are conscious that […]

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Apprehended Violence Orders (AVO) – Everything you need to know

What is an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO)? An Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is an order made by a court against you where you allegedly make another person (known as the person in need of protection or PINOP) fear intimidation, harassment or for their safety. Apprehended violence orders can be stand-alone or applied for at the

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Appeal a licence suspension due to double demerit points long weekend

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 place from 14 April to 18 April 2022.  That meant that if you were caught committing a certain traffic offence during this period, you would have or will receive double

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Gel Blaster charge dropped NSW, misleading advertising blamed

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 an 18-year-old Sydney man who was charged with the criminal offence of possessing prohibited firearms after purchasing a ‘gel blaster’ online.  The young man purchased the gel blaster gun after

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Falsely accused? What to do if this happens to you

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 that you didn’t commit. Unfortunately, innocent people are falsely accused and charged with crimes they didn’t commit every day. They may be identified by a victim incorrectly, police investigations go

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