by Dominic Green | Aug 1, 2022 | Criminal Laws
Where There’s a “Will” There’s a Way? Tough new bail laws were passed last month in NSW. The intention was said to keep sex offenders and those committing offences against children in custody (remand) while awaiting sentencing. Presumably, the intent was to ensure...
by Dominic Green | Jul 20, 2022 | Criminal Laws
Dead Ends On The Road To Justice? On 7 July 2022, accused killer James Scott Church took his own life before a verdict could be delivered in the trial for which he was prosecuted for the murder of his former partner Ms. Leisl Smith. Mr Church had previously been...
by Dominic Green | Jun 29, 2022 | Criminal Laws, Litigation & Disputes
Looking At The Fine Print Being charged with a criminal offence can be a stressful and confusing process. Especially if you are charged with a serious matter that is destined for the District Court. This story will explain what matters will go to the District Court....
by Dominic Green | Jun 29, 2022 | Litigation & Disputes
Are We There Yet? So you are charged with a Strictly Indictable Offence or a Table Offence and an election has taken place; now it looks like your matter is destined for the District Court. None of this makes sense? See our previous post “Destined for the District...
by Dominic Green | Jun 6, 2022 | Criminal Laws, Property Law
“It ain’t hard to tell” when you’re infringing copyright on Instagram Ok maybe it was for rapper Nas, back in 2020 when he uploaded a photo of Tupac Shakur and himself taken by photographer Al Periera in 1993. Similar thing with Emily Ratajkowski for...
