Unlawful assault in Queensland: what it is and what you need to know
Here’s a quick guide to unlawful assault in Queensland, covering what it is, the different penalties and what you need to know about defending yourself.
Here’s a quick guide to unlawful assault in Queensland, covering what it is, the different penalties and what you need to know about defending yourself.
Depending on the factors of the offence and your criminal history, the Queensland Court may choose to exercise direction and not record a criminal conviction.
Drink driving is a prominent offence in Queensland – but is operating a vehicle after consuming alcohol a traffic offence or does it appear on your criminal record?
Protection Orders help victims of family violence – but the need for these measures can change. If so, how can you make changes to a QLD domestic violence order?
Queenslanders have specific legal rights when it comes to police searching their home – here’s a guide to ensuring everything is done by the book.
Family violence and domestic abuse are used interchangeably - but are they the same criminal offence? And how should you respond to a case made against you?
Your Queensland court date, while important, can be adjourned if you have a good reason for doing so and you follow the right processes.
‘King hit’ assaults in Queensland are treated more seriously than ever. What are the state one punch laws and how can a criminal defence lawyer help?
It is often said that a lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client. A court environment is an unfamiliar and confronting place
An individual who is dissatisfied with the sentence imposed on them by a sentencing court at first instance does have the ability to appeal the
A common question asked by a lawyer is whether or not a conviction will be recorded for an offence. The answer to that query is
The Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 (Qld) provides protection to those who have experienced domestic violence. What constitutes Domestic Violence can be very