Doli incapax & the age of criminal responsibility
Learn about the common law doctrine of doli incapax and discover at what age a child can be convicted of a criminal offence in New South Wales.
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Immediate driver’s licence suspensions in NSW
Police may immediately suspend and confiscate your driver’s licence for a range of offences. Explore the key considerations.
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When your child has been arrested: A guide for parents
A parents’ guide to the arrest of minors in NSW. Find out about your child’s rights, and how a criminal defence lawyer can help.
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Found not guilty: Can I claim legal fees?
Found not guilty and want the prosecution to reimburse your legal fees? Explore the key considerations and contact us for a free consultation.
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Failed to appear in court? Consider an annulment application
If you fail to appear in court, a conviction may be imposed without you being there to defend yourself. Lodging an annulment application may be your best bet.
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The extradition process
What happens when a wanted fugitive flees the country, and how do they get extradited back? Who has the final say? Explore the key considerations.
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Frivolous vexatious AVO & false AVO claims
Frivolous vexatious AVOs may be issued based on false or exaggerated allegations. Find out what you can do if the police get it wrong.
DetailsDemerit points fraud in NSW
Learn more about demerit point fraud – an offence that can result in a large fine and a criminal conviction, or in serious cases, even a prison term.
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Rights in custody
Explore the rights of a person in police custody set out in Part 9 of the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002.
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What is criminal complicity?
Explore the concept of complicity, which can make a person responsible for a crime committed by another person.
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