Extradition to Indonesia
Nyman Gibson Miralis are expert extradition lawyers, well-versed in fighting Indonesian extradition proceedings. Contact us today to discuss your options.
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Foreign Extradition Lawyer Articles Is there an Extradition Treaty between Australia & the Peoples Republic of China? What is Australia’s international process for requesting and extraditing persons? How can extradition from Australia to another country be challenged? How do the Mutual Assistance Laws operate in Australian Extradition Cases? What is the relationship between Extradition and…
DetailsWhat are Asset / Property Forfeiture Orders?
When people commit criminal offences, they often stand to gain some benefit, whether this be by way of money or property. Needless to say, the criminal law does not permit those people to receive the fruits of their criminal acts. Whenever a person benefits from the commission of a criminal offence – whether or…
DetailsIs there an extradition treaty between Australia and China?
Facing an extradition hearing involving Australia and China? Nyman Gibson Miralis are expert extradition lawyers, well-versed in such proceedings.
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Extradition & Mutual Assistance
We have successfully challenged extraditions to the U.S., South Africa, Europe, England, Asia and Mexico. Book a consultation to find out how we can help you.
DetailsWhite Collar Crime and Corporate Crime
White collar crime is a broad term that may include offences such as corporate crime, fraud, bribery including foreign bribery, insider trading, embezzlement, taxation offences, money laundering and other dishonesty related offences which may be prosecuted by the Australian Tax Office (ATO), the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), the Australian Securities and Investment Commission…
DetailsLarceny – Stealing – Theft Charges
OverviewOverview Stealing and Larceny The offence of stealing generally refers to the unlawful taking of another person’s property. There are many different types of stealing offences. The most basic offence is “larceny”, which is a crime under the common law. To prove larceny, it must be shown that: Property was taken and carried away. The…
DetailsSexual Assault Charges NSW
The days of a rape trial are almost non existent today. The legislation now breaks down sexual offences to those of sexual assault and forms of indecent assault including aggravated indecent assault.
DetailsDigital penetration of a minor (case study)
An exceptional case where a client found guilty of digitally penetrating a child under the age of 16 was not sentenced to full time imprisonment.
DetailsSexual assault – Detain for advantage – Break and enter (case study)
Our client was facing very serious charges of sexual assault and detain for advantage. Find our how we were able to expose the alleged victim as a liar.
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