Introduction The internet has transformed the way Australians communicate. Social media platforms, messaging apps, gaming communities and online forums have made it easier than ever to stay connected. Unfortunately, they have also created new opportunities for...
Introduction Stalking and intimidation offences are among the most commonly prosecuted criminal offences in New South Wales. While many people associate these offences with repeated following or threatening behaviour, the law is much broader than many realise. Conduct...
Introduction Every year, thousands of motor vehicle accidents occur across New South Wales. While many collisions result in insurance claims and civil disputes, some accidents lead to criminal investigations where police believe a driver has committed a traffic or...
Introduction Being involved in a motor vehicle accident can be a frightening and stressful experience. In the moments immediately following a collision, many drivers panic, particularly where someone has been injured, alcohol or drugs may be involved, or they fear...
Introduction Property damage offences are among the most commonly prosecuted criminal offences in New South Wales. They range from relatively minor acts such as graffiti or damaging a fence through to serious incidents involving arson, extensive vandalism or...
One of the first questions many people ask after being charged with a criminal offence is, “Will this show up on a police check?” The answer is not always straightforward. Whether a charge or conviction appears on a police check depends on several factors,...
