Earlier this year, a Perth mother was convicted of common assault after hitting her nine-year-old daughter on the buttocks with a wooden spoon. Technically, any
The High Court has recently confirmed that without a warrant, police cannot arrest an individual unless they have an intention to charge the person. The
A large scale study in the US has found marriage and childbirth to be ‘turning points’ which trigger sharp declines in criminal offending and drug
A Queensland mother has been charged with murder after her two young daughters died inside a hot car parked outside their home. You may be
Laws of Protesting in The News What are the laws of protesting in NSW Australia? Fifty people were recently arrested in Melbourne following a protest
Three alleged outlaw motorcycle club members have recently lost their appeal against strict crime prevention orders in the High Court of Australia. The men argued
We’ve considered what happens if you are called for jury duty. Next, we’ll discuss what your obligations are if you are selected to serve as
Jury Duty Legislation NSW The law regulating juries is contained in the Jury Act 1977 (NSW). Jury Duty Fines: ‘Do I Have To Attend Jury
The definition of an ‘imitation firearm’ The Firearms Act 1996 (NSW) regulates the use, registration and keeping of firearms in NSW. The Act defines an
The results are in: new mobile phone detection cameras could result in as many as 2.4 million NSW drivers receiving infringement notices every year. There
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