CCTV crime footage (case study)
Our client was working as a security guard when a drunken patron wanted to start a fight. Fortunately it was all captured on CCTV footage.
DetailsAssault occasioning actual bodily harm (case study)
Charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm? Discover how we helped a client in this situation achieve a great result. Contact us for a free consultation.
DetailsSelf defence cases
Explore a number of cases in which our clients were facing criminal charges for actions that were in self-defence. Need help? Call us on 1300 668 484.
DetailsArmed with intent to commit indictable offence NSW (case study)
Charged with the offence of ‘armed with intent to commit an indictable offence’? Discover how we helped a client in this situation achieve a great result.
DetailsWhich courts hear sexual assault cases?
Find out which courts hear sexual assault cases and how this influences the potential penalties. Need help? Book a free consultation or call us on 1300 668 484.
DetailsArson Charges & Penalties NSW
OverviewOverview What is arson? Arson is the destruction of property by fire. Arson has been replaced in the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) with several separate offences relating to the destruction of property. The main offence, destroying or damaging property by fire, is criminalised under section 195(1)(b) of the Crimes Act. This offence occurs when a…
DetailsAffray Charges NSW | Riot & Violent Disorder
Nyman Gibson Miralis were the only firm whose client was found not guilty of all charges following the five month trial in the Supreme Court concerning the murder of Anthony Zervas at Sydney Airport involving Commancheros and Hells Angels.
DetailsWhat is affray in law? (case study)
A person who uses or threatens unlawful violence and causes a person present at the scene to fear for their personal safety is guilty of affray.
DetailsBribery Corruption Lawyers
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Contravene AVO charges
Explore an example of a non-genuine AVO case, where the legislation as a weapon without any legitimate basis, to gain some advantage over another person.
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