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Police want to talk to me. What should I do?
Early steps during a police investigation can affect the outcome. This guide explains your rights, whether you should attend a police interview, and the practical steps to take while police are investigating you.
What happens if I plead guilty to a criminal offence in Queensland?
Pleading guilty in Queensland? Learn what happens after a guilty plea, how sentencing works, whether you could avoid a conviction, and what you should do before your sentencing hearing.
What is the offence of Consorting in Queensland?
Being charged with habitually consorting with recognised offenders is a serious criminal offence in Queensland that carries a maximum penalty of 3 years imprisonment. This guide explains what the prosecution must prove and the defences to successfully defend the charge.
CASA Investigations and Aviation Offences
CASA investigations can result in licence suspensions, enforcement action or criminal prosecution. This guide explains CASA's investigative powers and common aviation offences.
Do I Have to Go to Court? Alternatives to Criminal Charges
While most criminal matters proceed through the traditional court system, there are instances where charges can be resolved without the need for court proceedings. One option is Adult Restorative Justice Conferencing (‘ARJC’), sometimes called justice mediation.
What happens when the police investigate a crime in Queensland?
If you are under police investigation for a criminal offence, what you say and do during the investigation stage is critical and can significantly affect the outcome of the matter. Our criminal law team have outlined in this article some of the key issues to be aware of.
Possessing Dangerous Drugs in Queensland
Possessing dangerous drugs in Qld explained, from drug classifications to penalties and the factors that influence sentencing.
When It Is Not Just A ‘Traffic Offence’: A Practical Guide for Defence Lawyers
When facing serious charges, it is critical to choose the right Brisbane criminal lawyer. Understand how criminal law works in Queensland and how to find a criminal lawyer in Brisbane.