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On 5 August 2026, the High Court dismissed an appeal by a South Australian man convicted of raping his wife
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Answers to the crucial questions often asked by people attending Local Court.
Even for minor offences, having an experienced criminal lawyer can significantly impact the outcome of your case. A lawyer can negotiate on your behalf, identify defences you may not be aware of, and work to minimise or avoid penalties.
Your first court date is usually a mention hearing where the charges are formally read and your matter is adjourned for preparation. It’s important to have legal representation at this stage so your lawyer can request any necessary documents and begin building your defence.
Not necessarily, there are several outcomes available under NSW law, such as a Section 10 dismissal or conditional release order, that allow the court to find an offence proven without recording a conviction. Your lawyer can advise whether a non-conviction outcome is realistic in your circumstances.
Yes, we understand that criminal matters don’t wait for office hours, which is why our team is available to speak with you 24/7. Whether you’ve just been charged or need urgent advice before a court date, you can reach us anytime on (02) 4038 1666.
Our team are dedicated to protecting your rights and delivering exceptional legal outcomes.
