Bribery & Corruption Offences

OverviewArticlesCase StudiesOverview What is bribery? Bribery is the act of offering a gift or advantage in order to induce someone to act in a way that breaches the law or is dishonest. The gift does not have to be monetary; it can include any kind of benefit such as hospitality, a favour or other type…

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Suing the Police

Suing for a Civil Claim Against the Police – Wrongful Arrest / Malicious Prosecution Nyman Gibson Miralis, a premier full service criminal defence firm, has the experience and resources to protect your civil rights from the time criminal charges are brought and defended, through to making claims for damages against the Police. The maintenance of…

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Money Laundering & Proceeds of Crime

Money laundering is the process where profits that are derived from illegitimate means are given the appearance of coming from a legitimate source. Money laundering allows people to use funds from proceeds of crime for personal use because it turns ‘dirty’ money into ‘clean’ money.

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Royal Commissions

OverviewArticlesOverview What is a Royal Commission? A Royal Commission is a public investigation into a particular issue or event. Royal commissions examine important and often controversial matters such as government structure or events of considerable public concern. Royal Commissions are independent of government and are usually chaired by retired or serving judges who are referred…

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Royal Commissions

OverviewArticlesOverview What is a Royal Commission? A Royal Commission is a major formal public inquiry into a particular issue or event, which has considerable powers defined in the terms of reference. The Commission is usually chaired by notable retired or serving judges who are referred to as ‘Royal Commissioners’. Royal Commissions are called to look into highly important and often controversial…

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