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,...
One of the most important decisions a person can make after being charged with a criminal offence in New South Wales is whether to plead guilty or not guilty. It is a decision that can have lasting consequences for your criminal record, employment, family, finances...
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...
Being charged with assault in New South Wales can have serious consequences. A conviction may result in fines, imprisonment, a criminal record, employment difficulties, and restrictions on travel. However, many people charged with assault offences are unaware that...
