Police check drill leads to assault charges (case study)
Our client was charged with assaulting an officer in the execution of duty. Discover how we were able to have the charges dismissed.
DetailsAssault police and resist arrest charges
Facing Assault Police/Resist Arrest charges? We can assist you in the court process, and may be able to have your charge withdrawn or downgraded.
DetailsAssault Lawyer Sydney – Assault Charges NSW
We provide expert defence to all assault charges in NSW including common assault and sexual assault. Book a free consultation today.
DetailsAssault and Related Offences FAQs
On this page: ·What is the difference between assault and assault occasioning actual bodily harm? ·How far can you go in self defence? ·How do you establish self defence? What is the difference between assault and assault occasioning actual bodily harm? Actual bodily harm means an injury results from the assault – it can include…
DetailsDefences to affray (case study)
Case study in which we established a technical defence for our client in relation to a number of serious offences including affray. All charges dismissed.
DetailsSecurity self defence (case study)
Explore a case where self-defence could not be made out for our security guard client. He entered a plea of guilty, receiving a good behaviour bond.
DetailsPenalties for road rage (case study)
Explore a case study in which our client was facing severe potential penalties for his actions resulting from road rage. Need help? Call us on 1300 668 484.
DetailsGBH court case
Explore the details of a case of grievous bodily harm (GBH) against our client and the court proceedings. Need help? Call us on 1300 668 484.
DetailsAssault – AVO – Domestic violence (case study)
Explore a case where assault charges against our client were dismissed based on self defence. If you need help, contact us 24/7 for a free consultation.
DetailsCommon assault Section 61 Crimes Act – Self-defence
Discover how we helped a client facing common assault charges pursuant to section 61 of the Crimes Act avoid a prison sentence, based on self-defence.
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