Criminal lawyers for bail: Fifteen steps to get you out of jail Our criminal lawyers are experts at obtaining bail for our clients. If you have been arrested and charged with a criminal offence, it is crucial to obtain bail, whether you intend to plead guilty or not guilty. A person accused of a crime […]
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Pleading guilty: Criminal lawyers for sentencing Fifteen steps to get a lenient sentence Our criminal lawyers are experts at sentencing for criminal and traffic offences, where you plead or are found guilty. The outcomes we achieve for our clients make a difference in their lives. We understand that a conviction can last forever and jeopardise
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Criminal Lawyers for Not Guilty Verdicts Twenty steps to win a criminal trial Our criminal lawyers are experts at obtaining not guilty verdicts for our clients before juries, judges, and magistrates. At Australian Criminal Law Group, we understand that being falsely accused of a crime has a terrible impact on your life and that there
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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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Criminal lawyers for Apprehended Violence Orders (AVO)? The criminal lawyers at Australian Criminal Law Group specialise in defending Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs). Our criminal lawyers fight hard against AVOs because they can have catastrophic consequences, such as stopping parents from seeing their children; removing spouses from the family home, and loss of employment. Worse still,
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Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1986 The Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1986 is the legislation that creates drug offences in NSW. Below is the law relating to common offences in the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1986. Possessing a prohibited drug The offence of possessing a prohibited drug is found in section 10 of
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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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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 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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NSW has specific laws and penalties when it comes to drug possession charges. Find out everything you need to know.
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