There are different types of appeals: appealing against severity of the sentence – known as a severity appeal or sentence appeal; appealing against conviction or finding of guilt – known as a conviction appeal; and appealing against both conviction and severity – known as an all grounds appeal.
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If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, you may be granted bail. A certain amount of money – determined by the police initially – may need to be paid by a third party, such as a friend or relative, to ensure that you comply with the conditions of bail.
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Are you facing a Property / Asset Forfeiture Order? Our Criminal Defence Lawyers in Sydney can help – call 24/7. The first appointment is free.
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It is a crime to offer someone a bribe (even if the offer is rejected), as well as to actually give them a bribe. A bribe is also sometimes called an ‘undue reward’.
DetailsSuing for a Civil Claim Against the Police – Wrongful Arrest / Malicious Prosecution Nyman Gibson Miralis, a premier full service criminal defence firm, has the experience and resources to protect your civil rights from the time criminal charges are brought and defended, through to making claims for damages against the Police. The maintenance of…
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The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is an independent commission which aims to reduce corrupt activities in order to ensure that public confidence is maintained and protected. ICAC also monitors the conduct of NSW public officials in the Public Sector.
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Money laundering is the process where profits that are derived from illegitimate means are given the appearance of coming from a legitimate source. Money laundering allows people to use funds from proceeds of crime for personal use because it turns ‘dirty’ money into ‘clean’ money.
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