All in Police
The NSW government has recently introduced drug amnesty bins in an attempt to prevent drug related deaths at festivals. Even so, police will still be in attendance at festivals and will take action where drugs are brought it. If you attend festivals, you should be aware of what the police can do and what legal implications there are if you are found in possession of a prohibited substance. Read on for more info…
The offence of common assault is amongst the most common offences that come before the local court. The offence covers a wide range of different behaviours. The courts look at common assault offences very seriously. Always get legal advice before making a decision about what you will do in court. Read on to find out more…
Can you imagine a situation where one of your family members gets arrested by police out of the blue? Here’s what you need to know about bail and the release application process.
A new set of penalties have been introduced for drivers caught drink or drug driving. for some drivers, this may mean an on-the-spot fine and an immediate suspension from driving of three months.
Whether to do a recorded interview with police is a tricky question and the answer is not always straightforward as there are a lot of different factors to consider.
There are a number of things you should keep in mind if police or other government investigators arrive at your business premises to conduct a search warrant.
As a member of the community, you have certain rights and responsibilities when police stop to speak to you.
A police officer may use reasonable force to arrest you. Reasonable force depends on the circumstances.
If you have been arrested, you have the right to silence, which means that apart from your name, address and date of birth, you do not have to answer questions asked of you by the police.
