Coronavirus isolation laws and penalties: How to self-isolate and avoid an $11,000 fine
Explore the rules for self-isolation and discover how to avoid an $11,000 fine, and potential jail time.
DetailsExplore the rules for self-isolation and discover how to avoid an $11,000 fine, and potential jail time.
DetailsExplore the offence which enables prosecutors to secure convictions even where the time, date and place of alleged child sexual abuse cannot be proved.
DetailsExplore the effect of Sydney’s controversial lockout laws, and the relaxing of these laws across various suburbs following the findings of a recent inquiry.
DetailsThe charge of grand larceny, common in the U.S., does not exist in NSW. Explore the equivalent local charges, key considerations and penalties.
DetailsEach state and territory have their own laws regarding sex work. Explore the laws relating to prostitution across Australia.
DetailsA recent case taken to the High Court posed an interesting question: can someone be found guilty of damaging property, where the property has not actually been damaged?
DetailsDiscover how the category of offence impacts how the matter is dealt with, by which court, and what penalties may be applicable.
DetailsLearn about duress – a possible defence to a criminal charge such as assault or affray.
DetailsFind out whether it’s legal to carry or use pepper spray in Australia, and what the potential penalties are.
DetailsA step-by-step guide to writing a court character reference if someone you know has broken the law and is required to attend court.
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