Malicious Damage NSW
Facing malicious damage charges? Our defence lawyers have the experience required to get you the best outcome. Book a free consultation today.
DetailsRecklessly destroy/damage property (case study)
Our client was charged with recklessly destroying/damaging someone’s car after an altercation during Mardi Gras. Find out how we had the charges dismissed.
DetailsMalicious vandalism damage | Graffiti charges (case study)
Our client was seen by a passing motorist applying spray paint to a railway underpass. Police arrived on the scene and charged him with malicious damage.
DetailsHistoric sexual assault/abuse charges (case study)
Case demonstrating how sexual assault complaints are sometimes contrived and malicious. Contact us for 24/7 expert advice if you need assistance.
DetailsAggravated indecent assault charges (case study)
This case demonstrates just how easy it is for a person to make a false claim, leaving an innocent person facing extremely serious charges.
DetailsDoli incapax (case study)
We demonstrated that there was no merit to the charges faced by our client, who was found not guilty of all charges and was subsequently dismissed from court.
DetailsIndecent Assault FAQs
On this page: What Makes an Assault Indecent? What are the Potential Penalties for Indecent Assault? Arrested of a Suspect for Indecent Assault? What Makes an Assault Indecent? The act of indecency accompanies the assault – either immediately before, at the time of, or immediately after the act of assault. ’Indecency’ involves sexual connotation such…
DetailsIndecent Assault NSW
Indecent Assault is a particularly serious offence that often carries the risk of imprisonment upon conviction. For that reason alone, you should seek the immediate advice from one of our accredited * specialists in criminal law.
DetailsGoods in Custody & Receiving Charges NSW
Charged with the unlawful possession or disposing of property? Contact us now to book a free consultation with an experienced defence lawyer.
DetailsLarceny by finding NSW (case study)
The accused found a wallet containing cash and credit cards. He was stopped by police within hours of finding the wallet, and charged with larceny by finding.
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