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Removing Curfew From Bail Conditions Following Violent Offences

Client Charged With Violent Offences Has Curfew Removed ​

 

Police charged our client, John*, with two separate criminal charges. They charged him with violent type offences against the police. However, he already had strict bail conditions. Therefore, he contacted us for representation and legal advice. He wanted assistance removing curfew from bail conditions. Our criminal lawyers in Sydney have lots of experience defending clients charged with similar offences.

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Charges for offences against the police

For the violence and offences against the police, John wanted to plead not guilty. However, due to a busy timetable in the Australian courts, they delayed his case. As a result, they did not list his matter for a Hearing for over a year.

Bail conditions and curfews

In the meantime, John also had strict bail conditions. For example, he had a curfew condition under s 25 of the Bail Act 2013 (‘the Act’). Basically, the curfew condition meant he could not leave his home between 8:00pm – 6:00am every day. As a result, police officers regularly visited John´s home. They also checked to see if he was complying with the condition under Section 30 of the Act.

John asked our firm, O’Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors, for help removing curfew from bail conditions. Basically, if removed, he could work, attend the gym in the evenings, and socialise with friends and family.

Removing curfew from bail conditions

It is important to seek legal help for removing curfew from bail conditions. So, our criminal solicitors spoke to the Officer-In-Charge to get consent to change the bail rules. We also compiled documents and evidence to give to the court.

Outcome for removing curfew from bail conditions

On the day, we appeared at a ‘Bail Review’ on behalf of our client in the Local Court of New South Wales. In the end, the Magistrate approved our application for removing curfew from bail conditions. Consequently, John would not have a curfew for the 12 months while he waited for his Hearing date.

Criminal lawyer in Sydney for removing curfew from bail conditions

In conclusion, we received a successful outcome for our client. And we can also do the same for you if you are facing criminal charges and strict bail conditions. Speak to our criminal lawyers in Sydney today. Regardless of what criminal charges you face, we can help with removing curfew from bail conditions. 

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