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The Nanny State: To What Extent Should People Be Protected From Their Own Stupidity?

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Australian laws often seem bent at protecting people from themselves and are amongst the most extreme in the world when it comes to ‘nanny states.’ But to what extent should people be protected from their own stupidity? And to what...

Why You Should Hire an Expert Drink Driving Lawyer in Sydney

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Are you facing drink driving charges? You may have been caught drink driving during a random breath test carried out by police at the roadside, or as a result of being breathalysed following a car accident. If so, you are...

Protesting and Obstructing Traffic: What Are My Rights?

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Following the handing down of the controversial Abbott budget, protests have broken out around the country, with student groups featuring fairly prominently. One student group earned notoriety by trying to hijack Q&A with banners and chants the day before the...

Four Things You Probably Don’t Know Are Against the Law

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If you’re an ordinary law-abiding citizen, chances are the possibility of committing a criminal offence never crosses your mind. After all, you know when you’re breaking the law, right? Well, if you’ve ever enjoyed playing in a fountain on a...

The Implications of Funding Cuts to Legal Aid in NSW

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In the United States of America, it is written in the Constitution that accused criminals have the right to have the assistance of counsel in their defence. If a defendant cannot afford counsel, then the government pays. In Australia, we...

A Further Increase of Police Powers in NSW?

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After already adding to the police powers with reforms, the Attorney General Brad Hazzard wants to go even further down the path of increasing police powers in NSW, allowing for measures that his latest press release says will allow police...

Should We Raise The Drinking Age?

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Every few years the question crops up: should the drinking age be raised to 21? Often proponents of such a plan speak up after a tragic case involving teenagers and alcohol ends in fatality, as well as ongoing scientific research...

What are the Penalties in Sydney for Street Racing?

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In recent years, a number of new offences have been added to the Vehicle Sanctions Scheme in an attempt to reduce the amount of hoon behaviour that takes place on the roads in Sydney. Street racing is considered one of these offences,...

What are the Wider Effects of a Criminal Conviction?

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Having a criminal conviction on your record can have lasting consequences. Not all convictions are for serious offences, yet a conviction can still end up being a nuisance for years into the future. For example, you might have a conviction...

Getting a DUI Dismissed if Diagnosed with Depression

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If you have been diagnosed with a mental condition like depression, you may be able to have criminal charges against you dismissed under a Section 32 order. Section 32 is a provision of the Mental Health (Forensic Provisions) Act which allows...
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