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Undercover Police ‘Fed’ A 13-year-old autistic Boy’s Fixation With Islamic State A recent news story has sent shockwaves across Australia. According to reports, a counter-terrorism unit in Victoria fed an autistic child’s worrying interest in the Islamic State. Their efforts to collect evidence to charge the 13-year-old only made matters a lot worse.  A court […]

Tom Starling: “If I didn’t have the means to defend myself, I would be behind bars right now.” Tom Starling was lucky enough to have the means to support himself after police wrongfully accused him. However, not every person assaulted by the police has that option. The NRL star recently spoke to the Sydney Morning Herald about

How To Pick The Best Lawyer in Sydney Looking for a lawyer can be a stressful time in your life. Facing criminal charges, or wanting to sue someone, or being sued, is an unpleasant experience. No one wants to find themselves in this position. However, in life there might be times when you need legal

What Legal Powers Do Bouncers Have in NSW? Bouncers can be intimidating figures. Therefore, it is important that you know what their legal powers are. What are bouncers? Bouncers are employed by a venue to help keep patrons and the property safe. In their role, they usually monitor exits, ask for identification, and escort people

Double Demerit Points – Loss of Driving Licence Lawyer Loss of Driving License Lawyer If you have lost your driving license over the festive season, our criminal lawyers are here to help. At this time of year, there are more traffic police monitoring the roads. Additionally, many states have enforced double demerit points. Double demerit

Police Watchdog Only Investigated 1% of Complaints Made Against Officers Following several high-profile deaths involving the police, the NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) is pushing for stricter authority in internal police investigations. One of those deaths was 95-year-old Clare Nowland. In this case, an officer tasered her to death. Chief of the police watchdog

Peter O’Brien Wins The President’s Medal at the Law Society’s Annual Members Dinner 2023 On Thursday, December 7, the best talent that NSW law has to offer headed to the Four Seasons, Sydney. The Law Society hosted their Annual Member’s Dinner. Among the crowd were some very honourable guests. For example, NSW Attorney General Michael

NZYQ v Minister for Immigration Decision Reaffirms Chu Kheng Lim Principles Questions on constitutional and human rights have risen across Australia this week. As a result of the ruling in NZYQ v Minister for Immigration, politicians are scrambling to find a response to the outcomes of this case. This decision resulted in around 140 people being