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Random Breath Tests in NSW: Your Rights When the Lights Flash

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  • 29 October 2025
_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Random Breath Tests in NSW: Your Rights When the Lights Flash   Scenario, your drivi
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Assault Charge Dismissed Under Section 10 – Downing Centre Win for Rep-Revive Lawyers

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  • 30 June 2025
_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Assault Charge Dismissed Under Section 10 – Downing Centre Win for Rep-Revive Lawyers &
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Common Criminal Offences in Sydney and How the Legal System Handles Them

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  • 06 April 2025
Criminal law in Sydney has an important purpose in protecting public order and ensuring justice. Every day, people find themselves caught up in the legal system for a range of reasons, some minor,
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Potential Defences in Negligent Driving Cases

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  • 24 November 2024
In Australia, general negligence of driving is a severe crime and can result in punishments that will cause the registration for your vehicle to be cancelled. If you have been charged with negligen
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Drug -Decriminalisation

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  • 09 September 2022
Reconceptualising Drug Crime Amidst calls for drug decriminalisation in the Western World, former US president Donald Trump has praised China for its draconian stance on drug supply. However, C
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Do I Know My Choices at Law?

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  • 02 March 2022
What happens if you’re caught committing a criminal offence? Most people understand that the police will arrest you, take you to court, and let the Magistrate, Judge or Jury decide on your ca
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ASSAULT OCCASSIONING ACTUAL BODILY HARM (AOABH)

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  • 15 September 2021
  The Law Section 59(1) of the Crimes Act NSW provides for the offence of Assault occasioning actual bodily harm, in that: Whosoever assaults any person, and thereby occasions
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Trial by Media – Good or Bad?

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  • 26 April 2021
A defendant should be considered innocent until proven guilty.  All defendants have a right to a fair trial,[1] which requires a verdict made by an impartial jury.  The jury must determin
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Australian Prisons, too hard or too soft?

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  • 08 March 2021
  There are strong opinions regarding just how much creature comforts a person sentenced to a term of imprisonment should receive in goal and paid for solely by the State.   T
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Mutant gene or Murder? The Kathleen Folbigg coincidence case

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  • 04 March 2021
Coincidence Evidence and the deaths of 4 babies As with our previous blog on the use of tendency evidence in a criminal or civil trial. There also exist coincidence evidence in law. Closely
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