Review real bail application case studies in which O’Brien Criminal and Civil Solicitors have acted in Sydney and elsewhere. See the results we have achieved and what our clients have said about us.
BHG – Bail granted to client charged with murder
BHG was charged with murder after an exchange with an armed intruder. We assisted BHG in his application for bail. He was granted bail on strict conditions.
Key terms: Murder, Section 18 Crimes Act 1900 – self-defence, Section 418 Crimes Act 1900 – civilian arrest – bail granted
AB – Successful Supreme Court bail application case
We assisted AB in his Supreme Court bail application. We presented evidence of AB’s health which would suffer severe effects if he were to go into detention. The judge granted bail.
Supreme Court bail – aggravated sexual assault (victim is under the age of 16 years), Crimes Act 1900 Section 61J(1) – attempting to have sexual intercourse with a child between 10 and 16, Crimes Act 1900 Section 66D – show cause, Bail Act 2013 Section 16A
JMM – Prosecution’s detention application refused
Our client had gotten bail pending his hearing. The prosecution made a detention application in an attempt to revoke his bail. The judge found that the defence had successfully shown cause as to why detention was not justified. Therefore, the judge then refused the prosecution’s detention application.
Detention application, Bail Act 2013 (NSW) s 50 – show cause provisions, Bail Act 2013 (NSW) s 16A – unacceptable risk provisions, Bail Act 2013 (NSW) s 19 – handle/use firearm under the influence of alcohol, Firearms Act 1996 s 64 – bail – rural NSW
SB – Successful Supreme Court bail application case
SB was refused bail in the Local Court. We assisted SB in lodging his Supreme Court bail application. During the hearing we presented evidence regarding SB’s willingness to undertake a rehabilitation program. Consequently, he then got bail with strict conditions.
RM – Successful Supreme Court bail application case
RM was refused bail in the Local Court after being charged with several assault offences. We assisted RM in his application for bail in the Supreme Court. After considering the evidence from RM’s family, the court agreed to grant bail with strict bail conditions.
Supreme Court Bail Application; charges of aggravated sexual assault; bail granted
MN – Bail allowed: court considers evidence of client’s child caring
After being charged for breaching an AVO, police refused bail. The continued refusal of bail until his hearing would have resulted in MN losing his job. As well, his young children would face having no one to look after them. We successfully assisted in MN’s bail application in the Local Court.
AL – Successful bail variation application
AL was on bail pending his hearing for the importing of prohibited drugs. However, AL recently secured a full time job that made it difficult to comply with the reporting requirements listed under his bail conditions. We assisted AL in his bail variation application. To this end, we presented a letter from AL’s employer outlining the difficulty for him in meeting the reporting requirements. Consequently, the judge varied the bail conditions in favour of AL.
Bail; application to vary bail conditions; District Court of NSW
Contact O’Brien Criminal and Civil Solicitors on (02) 9261 4281 or 24 hour phone / text: 0421 373 961 for urgent help on your bail application from our Sydney lawyers.
