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Legal aspects of Fortune Telling in Australia

Overview While it might seem like harmless fun to visit a fortune teller, doing so is actually illegal in several areas of Australia. When fortune telling is done with the intention of misleading, it is considered a summary offense in some jurisdictions. The laws are written with the supposition tha...

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Personal Reference: What to include

Character references are something you might want to include in your plea of mitigation if you have been found guilty of a crime. A personal reference provides the court with details about your personality, accomplishments, and services to society. These details may help the court determine w...

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Criminal Laws New South Wales

Criminal Lawyers New South Wales District courts in New South Wales (NSW) hear most of the criminal and summary criminal cases. Some of the more serious criminal cases, known as criminal offenses, are first tried in a district court and then sent to a district court or the Supreme Court. At trial, a...

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Putting a child on the Australian Federal Police (AFP)

Putting a child on the Australian Federal Police (AFP) watchlist is a serious matter that requires careful consideration. If you are considering putting a child on the watchlist through family court, it is important to understand the legal process involved and the potential implications for the chil...

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Prosecution in NSW

In New South Wales (NSW), Australia, the criminal justice system is designed to ensure that all citizens are protected and that justice is served. When a person is suspected of committing a crime, the police will usually investigate the matter and may recommend prosecution. However, the Director of ...

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Factors that mitigate sentence

If you are criminally charged in New South Wales, you may have to appear in court to defend yourself. This can be an intimidating process, especially if you’re new to the legal system. However, there are ways to reduce the sentence you receive if convicted. This article describes some strategi...

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Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol in NSW

Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol in NSW: What You Need to Know Driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) is a serious offense in NSW and can have serious legal, financial and personal consequences. If you are caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit, you...

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A Guide to Answering Questions During Cross-Examination in NSW Courts

If you are a witness in a court case in New South Wales (NSW), you may be called upon to provide testimony during a cross-examination. Cross-examination is a critical part of the legal process, and it is essential to know how to answer questions effectively in order to maintain your credibility and ...

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Home and Building Disputes

Home and Building Disputes with Builders Home and building disputes with builders can be frustrating and stressful for property owners in New South Wales. Understanding the laws that govern these disputes can help property owners to navigate the process and achieve a favorable outcome. In this artic...

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Drink Driving Law in NSW

Drink Driving Law in NSW Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities Drink driving is a serious crime in New South Wales and the law is strict in its enforcement. The state’s Road Transport Act 2013 sets out the legal blood alcohol limit, as well as the penalties for those who exceed...

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Legal aspects of Fortune Telling in Australia

Criminal Laws New South Wales

Putting a child on the Australian Federal Police (AFP)

Prosecution in NSW

Factors that mitigate sentence

Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol in NSW

A Guide to Answering Questions During Cross-Examination in NSW Courts

Home and Building Disputes

Drink Driving Law in NSW

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