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Navigating NSW Laws on Driving & Illicit Drug Detection: No Walk in the Park for the Bulldog
The recent news coverage of Bulldogs winger Josh Ado-Carr’s (allegedly) failed roadside drug test brings into focus the laws in NSW surrounding driving and illicit drugs. Police have the power, under schedule 3 of the Road Transport Act 2013, to require a person to submit to one or more oral fluid tests for prescribed illicit...
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When Guilty Doesn't Mean the End: The Complexities of Appealing Jury Verdicts
Not The End of The Matter: Appealing Guilty Verdicts In Jury Trials The devastation experienced by an accused person, along with their family and friends, following a jury’s guilty verdict—often...
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Criminal Law
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Eroding Safeguards: The Diminishing Role of Reasonable Suspicion in NSW
Reasonable Suspicion in NSW and the Implications of its Erosion In NSW, the concept of “reasonable suspicion” plays a crucial role in regulating police powers and protecting individual rights. The...
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Criminal Law
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Juror Misconduct: The Hidden Threat to Fair Trials and the Cost of Justice in NSW
What is Juror Misconduct? If jurors engage in behaviour that violates their duties, such as independent investigation, inappropriate communication, or exposure to prejudicial information, a mistrial may be warranted. Recent...
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New Bail Laws Tighten on Domestic Violence Offenders
New Bail laws targeting Domestic Violence accused On 1 July 2024 changes to the Bail Act 2013 aimed at making it harder for persons accused of serious domestic violence offences...
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“Coercive Control”
NSW introduces new offence of ‘Abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’ On 1 July 2024, a new offence of ‘abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’ became...
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Digital Detective Article 19 DEC 2023
Unveiling the Digital Detective: The Impact of Technology on Criminal Investigations in NSW
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of criminal investigations, technology has emerged as a powerful ally, reshaping the way law enforcement agencies in New South Wales (NSW) approach crime-solving. From sophisticated...
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Drug Offences
Drug Testing LinkedIn Post (Jackson John)
Navigating NSW Laws on Driving & Illicit Drug Detection: No Walk in the Park for the Bulldog
The recent news coverage of Bulldogs winger Josh Ado-Carr’s (allegedly) failed roadside drug test brings into focus the laws in NSW surrounding driving and illicit drugs. Police have the power,...
Read More
Areas of Law
LinkedIn Post (Jackson John)
When Guilty Doesn't Mean the End: The Complexities of Appealing Jury Verdicts
Not The End of The Matter: Appealing Guilty Verdicts In Jury Trials The devastation experienced by an accused person, along with their family and friends, following a jury’s guilty verdict—often...
Read More
Criminal Law
LinkedIn Post (Jackson John)
Eroding Safeguards: The Diminishing Role of Reasonable Suspicion in NSW
Reasonable Suspicion in NSW and the Implications of its Erosion In NSW, the concept of “reasonable suspicion” plays a crucial role in regulating police powers and protecting individual rights. The...
Read More
Criminal Law
LinkedIn Post (Jackson John)
Juror Misconduct: The Hidden Threat to Fair Trials and the Cost of Justice in NSW
What is Juror Misconduct? If jurors engage in behaviour that violates their duties, such as independent investigation, inappropriate communication, or exposure to prejudicial information, a mistrial may be warranted. Recent...
Read More
News
LinkedIn Post (Jackson John)
New Bail Laws Tighten on Domestic Violence Offenders
New Bail laws targeting Domestic Violence accused On 1 July 2024 changes to the Bail Act 2013 aimed at making it harder for persons accused of serious domestic violence offences...
Read More
Areas of Law
LinkedIn Post (Jackson John1)
“Coercive Control”
NSW introduces new offence of ‘Abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’ On 1 July 2024, a new offence of ‘abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’ became...
Read More
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