Negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm (case study)
Client charged with negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm. Discover how we helped him avoid a conviction with a Section 10.
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This case demonstrates the need to engage experienced criminal defence lawyers when facing negligent driving causing grievous bodily harm charges.
DetailsNegligent driving causing death (case study)
The case of Bonsu v R [2009] NSWCCA 316 is the binding authority for cases involving negligent driving causing death. The case has significantly changed the landscape of cases involving this offence. If convicted, an offender is now much more likely to face a custodial sentence than was previously the case. What follows in this…
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Penalties for dangerous driving causing death “Dangerous driving causing death” is a serious criminal offence that provides for penalties of up to 10 years imprisonment under section 52A(1) of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). If the offence is committed in circumstances of aggravation, the maximum penalty is 14 years imprisonment. Circumstances of aggravation include the…
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International Sanctions
Discover the sanctions regimes implemented by Australia, what activities they prohibit, and due diligence requirements and consequences of non-compliance.
DetailsCybercrime and Computer Crime Articles
Discover how INTERPOL helps in cyber and computer crime detection. What is Australia’s response to cybercrime? Australia’s National Plan to Combat Cybercrime What is Cybercrime and Computer Crime? Breakdown of Computer Crime/ Cybercrime in Australia: The Veda 2015 Cybercrime and Fraud Report Cybercrime/ Computer Crime: What is The Legal Cyber Security Framework in Australia? What…
DetailsCybercrime : What is Phishing and Pharming?
Author: Dennis Miralis, Computer crime Lawyer In an ever increasing globalised and digitalised world, the use and accessibility of the internet has put everyday people at constant risk of falling into the traps of cybercriminals. From simply opening an email from a sender you do not recognise to being randomly redirected to seemingly authentic websites.…
DetailsLaws concerning Cybercrime / Internet Fraud in NSW
Author: Dennis Miralis, Computer crime Lawyer What is cyber / online fraud? Pursuant to section 192E of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW), fraud is committed when a person, by way of any deception, dishonestly obtains property belonging to another or obtains any financial advantage or causes financial disadvantage. The Australian Federal Police refer to ‘online…
DetailsAustralian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (ACORN)
Author: Dennis Miralis, Computer crime Lawyer ACORN was an initiative created by Australian, state and territory governments. The service addresses cybercrime by allowing individual Australians to report any cyber security incident. Common types of cybercrime reports relate to hacking, scams, fraud, identity theft, attacks on computer systems and illegal or prohibited online content. On top…
DetailsBreakdown of Computer Crime / Cybercrime in Australia
The Veda 2015 Cybercrime and Fraud Report Author: Dennis Miralis, Computer crime Lawyer Veda is a data analytics company and the leading provider of credit information and analysis in Australia and New Zealand. In 2015 Veda compiled a report outlining the frequency, types and trends of cybercrime and fraud in Australia in 2015. The report…
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