The Criminal Code Act 1955 defines slavery as the condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership are exercised, including where such a condition results from a debt or contract made by the person. Under the Act, slavery offences mean…
Read MoreHuman trafficking is a complex criminal offence with serious implications. In this article, we will discuss five pivotal points surrounding the charge of human trafficking in Queensland.
Read MoreThere is a fundamental distinction between murder and manslaughter, both of which are serious criminal offences. In Queensland, these charges carry significantly different consequences. Understanding the elements that constitute each offence and the corresponding penalties is crucial to comprehend the gravity of these crimes and the justice system's approach to dealing with them.
Read MoreIn Queensland, Australia, the law defines specific offences related to causing harm to another person.
Two serious offences in this category are ‘Unlawful Wounding’" and ‘Grievous Bodily Harm’ (GBH). While both offences involve causing harm to another individual, they have distinct legal definitions, penalties, and implications. This article aims to shed light on the differences between Unlawful Wounding and Grievous Bodily Harm in the Queensland legal system.
Read MoreUnlawful Carnal Knowledge, commonly referred to as sexual intercourse with a minor, is a serious criminal offence in Queensland.
Read MoreIf you are facing criminal charges in Queensland, it is essential to seek legal representation from an experienced criminal lawyer. A criminal lawyer can help protect your rights, explain the legal process to you, and develop a defence strategy tailored to your unique circumstances.
Read MoreAs soon as possible, contact a criminal defence lawyer who can advise you the options and the chances of defending the charge.
Read MoreGrievous bodily harm is a charge which must be determined in the District Court. It is a serious criminal offence and often involves terms of imprisonment.
Read MoreBrisbane Criminal Lawyers. We are experienced criminal lawyers in Brisbane offering expert legal advice in criminal defence and traffic offences. Our criminal law firm is located in Brisbane City but we service all courts in Qld. We act in all minor offences and serious crime.
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