Possession of cocaine (case study)
Our client was charged with possession of cocaine. Find out how we helped him avoid a conviction, instead receiving a section 10 good behaviour bond.
DetailsPossession and supply of ecstasy (case study)
Severe penalties apply to charges of supplying prohibited drugs, and prison is likely. Find out how we helped a client achieve the best possible outcome.
DetailsDrug supply charges downgraded to drug possession (case study)
Client stopped while driving, and found to have more than 20g of cocaine in a bag in his pocket. He also had a few thousand dollars in cash in his wallet.
DetailsPulled over with drugs in the car (case study)
Our client was facing potentially very serious charges. Find out how we helped him avoid a conviction, with a section 10 good behaviour bond.
DetailsParty cruise drugs sniffed out by police dog (case study)
A conviction for drug possession can affect employment, insurance, travel and immigration. We can help you achieve the best result possible.
DetailsManufacture prohibited drugs charges (case study)
Our client´s fingerprint turned up at a clandestine drug laboratory. Found not guilty, due to the painstaking preparation of our criminal law specialist.
DetailsDrug Misuse and Trafficking Act – Drug Possession (case study)
Explore this drug possession case study demonstrating the application of Schedule 1 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 in New South Wales.
DetailsIncriminating text messages suggesting drug supply (case study)
Client arrested after being found to be in possession of cannabis and a mobile phone containing incriminating text messages. Section 10, no conviction.
DetailsAttempted possession of controlled substance (case study)
Case Study: Attempting to Possess a Border Controlled Substance. If you are facing these charges, you need expert advide and representation. Contact us now.
DetailsShould drugs be decriminalised in Australia?
Although it is shown to be ineffective, a ‘tough’ drug policy is popular with the electorate. Given its proven ineffectiveness, the debate should be reopened.
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