The Extradition of international fugitives: How far will the US Justice Department go?
Discover how far the United States Department of Justice will go in order to extradite international fugitives.
DetailsCyber laundering: Key Challenges in Detection & Regulation
The internet and virtual currencies not only facilitate cybercrime, but also allow cybercriminals to launder the proceeds of crime and expand operations.
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What is grand larceny?
The charge of grand larceny, common in the U.S., does not exist in NSW. Explore the equivalent local charges, key considerations and penalties.
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Cyberstalking explained
In NSW it is illegal to stalk another person, even if that stalking is online. Explore the key considerations and potential penalties for cyberstalking.
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Is prostitution legal in Australia?
Each state and territory have their own laws regarding sex work. Explore the laws relating to prostitution across Australia.
DetailsWhat does the FBI regard as the main cybercrimes? A closer look at the typologies
In 2018, The FBI´s Internet Crime Complaint Centre (IC3) received over 350,000 complaints with losses exceeding $2.7 Billion, across more than 30 crime types.
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Mobile drug testing NSW
In NSW, it is an offence to drive with illicit drugs in your system. Explore how the process works, which drugs police can test for & potential penalties.
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Is bigamy legal in Australia?
Discover how Australian law treats bigamy – the act of entering into a marriage with a person while still being married to another.
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What is the difference between a lawyer, a solicitor and a barrister?
In Australia, the three most common terms used to describe legal practitioners are lawyer, solicitor and barrister. So, what’s the difference?
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What is a subpoena NSW?
Explore the different types of subpoenas, who they can be issued by, and the key considerations around compliance, objection and penalties.
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