Losing your driver’s licence in NSW can have a major impact on your ability to work, care for your family, and manage everyday responsibilities. However, if you have lost your licence or received a suspension notice, you may have options available. Depending on your... Read More
Cyberbullying can have serious emotional, social and legal consequences. While many people associate cyberbullying with online arguments or offensive comments, some forms of online harassment may amount to a criminal offence under NSW or Australian law. Understanding... Read More
An Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is a court order made to protect a person who fears another person may commit violence, intimidation, harassment, or stalking behaviour against them. In New South Wales, AVOs are governed by the Crimes (Domestic and Personal... Read More
Police officers and sniffer dogs are common sights at music festivals, concerts and major events across NSW. These operations aim to improve safety and detect offences, including drug-related offences. Large events such as Mardi Gras and major music festivals often... Read More
Festival season in NSW often means encountering police sniffer dogs at events, concerts and entertainment venues. If a police dog indicates you, it is important to understand what happens next and what rights you have during a police search. In NSW, police can use... Read More
If you plead guilty to a criminal offence in NSW, the Court will usually allow you or your lawyer to make submissions before sentencing. These submissions are known as a plea in mitigation. A plea in mitigation gives the Court important information about your personal... Read More
