Form of demand NSW | Failure to disclose driver details (case study)
Explore a case study in which our client was subjected to forms of demand by the police to disclose the details of a driver at the time of an offence.
DetailsDefense against assault charges (case study)
Our client faced the prospect of a criminal conviction for Assault. By carefully preparing the defence case we were able to have the charge dismissed.
DetailsCommittal Hearing
A committal hearing is a hearing conducted in the Local Court to determine whether or not an accused person should be committed to stand trial. The importance of a committal hearing, where appropriate, cannot be overstated.
DetailsArmed robbery in company charges | Committal hearing (case study)
Due to the abysmal failure of the police to properly investigate this case, our innocent client was potentially facing many years in jail.
DetailsChild Pornography Offences
A person who produces, disseminates or possesses child abuse material or child pornography may face imprisonment for up to 10 years. The offence can be dealt with in either the Local Court or the District Court.
DetailsCentrelink Fraud Cases
The office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP) prosecutes people who it is thought have committed an offence involving Centrelink. The types of offences include receiving payments in excess of a person’s entitlement; obtaining a benefit under a false name; obtaining a benefit when not entitled to do so etc.
DetailsWelfare fraud (case study)
Our client was charged with Centrelink Fraud – a very serious charge. Find out how we helped him avoid prison. Need help? Book a free consultation.
DetailsCentrelink fraud charges & penalties (case study)
Our client was charged with obtaining a financial advantage by deception from Centrelink – a very serious charge. Find out how we helped him avoid prison.
DetailsCentrelink fraud charges (case study)
Our client failed to correctly declare her income to Centrelink – a serious offence that can result in imprisonment. Find out how we had the charges dropped.
DetailsBreaking and Entering
When people think of ‘break and enter’ they often think of break enter and steal. However, stealing need not be part of this offence. A person can break and enter and commit an indictable offence such as sexual assault, or intimidation etc.
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