AVOs Apprehended Violence Orders
Understanding AVO Conditions NSW
Apprehended violence orders (AVOs) constitute the primary means in NSW of asserting the fundamental right to freedom from fear. AVOs seek to protect the community
Apprehended violence orders (AVOs) constitute the primary means in NSW of asserting the fundamental right to freedom from fear. AVOs seek to protect the community
In some circumstances, it may be inevitable that an individual will be either remanded in custody or sentenced to a period of full-time imprisonment. In
Whilst most people acknowledge a ‘life sentence’ as the most severe penalty that can be imposed in the Australian legal system, many are unaware of
A “Court Attendance Notice” (CAN) is a document prepared by police setting out the charges the alleged offender faces and advising them of the court
If you find yourself charged with any offence within the NSW legal system, regardless of severity, you will experience a court mention. A court mention
As recent changes to consent legislation seek to protect the rights of victims of sexual assault, there is a continued need for community awareness of
In May 2019, the processes and penalties for drink driving offences in New South Wales changed considerably. Those changes included an ability to have a
A number of changes have been made to the Apprehended Violence Order (‘AVO’) process and the duration that these orders can last. Before looking at
In New South Wales, receiving a speeding ticket can be a significant inconvenience financially and for your driving record. If you believe you’ve been wrongly
Reasonable suspicion in NSW is a critical legal concept that affects both police powers and individual rights. Whilst lower than probable cause, this threshold requires
The recent High Court of Australia ruling in Bird v DP marks a watershed moment in the ongoing discussion of institutional responsibility for historical abuse.
Recent changes to bail laws for youth in New South Wales have sparked significant discussion in legal circles and the wider community. In this article,
In a landmark revision to the Local Court Act 2007, the title of ‘Magistrate’ will be phased out in New South Wales Local Courts and
Recent changes to roadside drug testing in New South Wales have significant implications for all motorists. These amendments to testing procedures and substances detected represent
The team at Hamilton Janke Lawyers are delighted to announce that the firm’s partners, Drew Hamilton and James Janke, have again been recognised in the
Amidst the drama constantly generated on episodes of the popular TV show Married at First Sight, valid legal questions were raised regarding sharing intimate images
“There is now reasonable doubt as to Ms Folbigg’s guilt.” With those words, spoken by Chief Justice Andrew Bell in the Court of Criminal Appeal
The team at Hamilton Janke Lawyers are delighted to announce that the firm’s partners, Drew Hamilton and James Janke, have once again been recognised in
Going to court? Or maybe you just need advice? Contact us now.
