Police abuse of power (case study)
Case study in which the police abused the powers of random breath test so that they could form a reasonable suspicion to search two men and a car.
DetailsGoods in custody charges NSW (case study)
There is no telling what may have happened to our client if he had gone to court without the representation of an expert criminal defence lawyer.
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Proceeds of Crime
Our proceeds of crime defence lawyers in Sydney are experts in dealing with complex matters often involving multiple jurisdictions and asset forfeiture orders.
DetailsFraud Charges NSW
Fraud offences generally fall into the categories of general fraud, identity fraud and forgery. Essentially, fraud matters involve a level of deception or dishonest means to obtain a benefit to another person’s expense. With the increased development and use of technology within the community, fraud has virtually no boundary or border – it need not be committed in person.
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OverviewCase StudiesOverview Fraud Offences Fraud offences generally fall into the categories of general fraud, identity fraud and forgery. Essentially, fraud matters involve a level of deception or dishonest means to obtain a benefit to another person’s expense. With the increased development and use of technology within the community, fraud has virtually no boundary or border…
DetailsEmbezzlement
Embezzlement occurs where someone receives property on behalf of an employer and steals this property before the employer obtains possession of it.
DetailsFraud charges: Obtaining financial advantage by deception
Our client, who was facing fraud charges, was under extraordinary financial pressure resulting from bad property investments. Find out how we helped him avoid prison.
DetailsFirearms and Weapons
The possession or use of dangerous weapons, prohibited weapons and firearms except where authorised, is a serious criminal offence. Penalties can be severe, including imprisonment and a criminal conviction. Offences include unauthorised possession, possession of unregistered firearms, discharge of firearms in a public place or to endanger life, unauthorised sale of firearms and more.
DetailsProhibited weapons NSW (case study)
Our client was charged with an offence carrying a maximum penalty of 14 years in gaol. Find out how we helped him avoid a criminal conviction with a Section 10.
DetailsShooting with intent to cause grievous bodily harm (case study)
Firearms offences can involve serious penalties. Without vigorous exploration of the evidence, a person could be wrongly convicted. Contact us if you need help.
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