Being stopped and searched by police can be an intimidating experience, particularly if you have never had any interaction with the criminal justice system. Many people are unsure whether they must comply with a search, whether they can refuse, or what police are...
Assault is one of the most commonly charged criminal offences in New South Wales, yet it is also one of the most misunderstood. Many people assume assault only involves punching or causing physical injury. In reality, the legal definition of assault is much broader....
For many people, receiving a Court Attendance Notice is the first time they have had any involvement with the criminal justice system. It is completely normal to feel anxious, uncertain or overwhelmed about what lies ahead. One of the most common questions criminal...
Drug offences are among the most serious criminal matters prosecuted in New South Wales. One of the biggest misconceptions is that possessing a small quantity of drugs automatically results in a possession charge. In reality, police may allege that a person was...
Being charged with a criminal offence for the first time can be overwhelming. For many people, it is their first interaction with the criminal justice system, and one of the biggest concerns is whether they will end up with a criminal record. In New South Wales, a...
