Nicole Byrne

Nicole Byrne

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O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

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New Knife Laws in NSW – Will the Changes Reduce Stabbings?

The government have introduced a number of new knife laws in NSW. In a bid to reduce knife crime in NSW, the laws mainly focus on preventing young people from carrying the dangerous weapons. The recent stabbing attacks in New South Wales, including incidents in Bondi Junction, Wakeley, and Doonside, have encouraged the government to act […]

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Tasmania Child Sexual Abuse: Public Servants Under Investigation

The latest information regarding Tasmanian public servants under internal investigation for Tasmania child sexual abuse are alarming. The inquiry found that almost half of the public servants identified are still employed whilst under internal investigation. This news comes six months after the release of the inquiry’s report. What did the internal investigation find in the

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Difference in UK and Australia Defamation Law: Baby Reindeer Example

If you are wondering if a person could sue a streaming service for defamation in Australia, this is the article for you. In particular, we’re going to be addressing the question of if Fiona Harvey could sue Netflix under Australian and UK law. Harvey claims that the representation of her character in the viral dark

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Fiona Harvey’s Defamation Claims Against Netflix and Richard Gadd: A Legal Analysis

Netflix’s latest hit show, ‘Baby Reindeer‘, has got everyone talking. The show is based on comedian Richard Gadd’s real-life experiences with a stalker. However, the dark comedy has ignited significant legal and ethical debates. Fiona Harvey, who is apparently the real-life inspiration for Gadd’s starker “Martha,” is considering suing Netflix and Gadd for defamation. This

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The Growing Threat of Cybercrime in Australia

Cybercrime in Australia has rapidly evolved into a significant threat to individuals, businesses, and governments globally. As the world evolves, our country is grappling with an increasing number of cyber incidents. This article delves into the current state of cybercrime in Australia, examining the legal frameworks in place and recent trends, drawing on insights from

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Army Abuse Cases in Australia: A Harrowing Legacy

Army Abuse Cases in Australia: A Harrowing Legacy Australia’s military institutions, known for their rigorous discipline and high standards, have faced serious allegations of abuse within their ranks, particularly at army training schools. These allegations, encompassing sexual and physical abuse, have led to significant legal battles and a quest for justice by the survivors. Our

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Our Firm’s In-House Advocacy and Preparation Saves You Money

How does our firm stand out with its in-house advocacy? When it comes to legal representation, our firm stands out in a crowded field by embracing a distinctive and efficient approach to case management. One of our key differentiators is our commitment to conducting almost all of our work in-house, ensuring comprehensive preparation and advocacy

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The Need for Mandatory Police Body-Worn Cameras: A Critical Analysis

The debate surrounding the use of Body-Worn Cameras (BWCs) by police in New South Wales has intensified following several controversial police shootings, including the fatal shooting of Todd McKenzie in 2019. McKenzie was shot during a police operation in Taree, NSW, where tactical officers reportedly turned off their body cameras before shooting. NSW Coroner Grahame

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