If you have been granted bail in NSW, you might feel a sense of relief that you are not sitting in a cell. But bail is not freedom. It comes with conditions, and...
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm sits in the middle of the assault hierarchy in NSW. It is more serious than common assault but less serious than grievous bodily...
Grievous bodily harm is one of the most serious assault charges you can face in NSW. It involves causing a really significant injury to another person, and the...
Fraud is a broad category of criminal offending that covers everything from using a stolen credit card to complex corporate schemes involving millions of dollars. What...
Being charged with indecent assault is a confronting and isolating experience. The social stigma alone can be devastating, even before the matter reaches court. But the...
High range drink driving is one of the most common criminal charges dealt with in NSW courts, but that does not mean it is taken lightly. A blood alcohol concentration...
Drug supply is one of the most heavily prosecuted criminal offences in NSW. The penalties are severe, the police and prosecution have significant resources behind these...
Being charged with manslaughter is one of the most serious situations anyone can face in the NSW criminal justice system. It carries a maximum penalty of 25 years...
A Conditional Release Order (CRO) is a sentencing option available in New South Wales for less serious criminal offences. It allows the court to deal with an offender...
Many people facing criminal charges in New South Wales worry about whether those charges will appear on a police check. This concern often arises when applying for...
