Case facts
Our client was charged with two counts of aggravated sexual assault against a child under the age of 10 – his son. He was refused police bail and had to appear before the Parramatta weekend bail court. His family were frantic and they called numerous local lawyers at midnight to no avail.
They contacted us, Nyman Gibson Miralis. The family was assured that we would have one of our solicitors at court in the morning. Our solicitor appeared at court to run the bail application. The prosecution strongly opposed bail and advised the court that should bail be granted an application would be immediately lodged to stay the decision of the magistrate until further review by a Supreme Court judge.
Bail result
After meticulous preparation all morning our lawyer ran the application. She argued that the prosecution case was weak; that stringent bail conditions could be imposed to ensure the welfare and safety of the alleged victim, and that the allegations were categorically denied.
The magistrate agreed with our solicitor and despite the attitude of the prosecution granted the client conditional bail. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) ultimately withdrew the application to have the decision of the magistrate reviewed and our client was released on bail.
Nyman Gibson Miralis has over 50 years of experience in successfully obtaining bail for clients across all areas of criminal law.
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