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New Bail Laws Tighten on Domestic Violence Offenders
New Bail laws targeting Domestic Violence accused On 1 July 2024 changes to the Bail Act 2013 aimed at making it harder for persons accused of serious domestic violence offences...
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“Coercive Control”
NSW introduces new offence of ‘Abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’ On 1 July 2024, a new offence of ‘abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’ became...
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JJ Blog 06 FEB 2023
Will the use of psychedelics for medicinal purposes become a viable defence in court?
As discussions surrounding the medicinal benefits of psychedelics continue to gain traction, it raises an interesting question: How will the recognition of psychedelics as medicine intersect with those facing criminal...
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JJ Blog Content 4 MAR 2023
Israel Folau hires Jarryd Hayne's lawyer to fight Rugby Australia
08:57, Apr 18 2019 Source: STUFF.CO.NZ | GETTY IMAGES | Jarryd Hayne leaves court last year with his lawyer Ramy Qutami in the background. Israel Folau has reportedly hired the...
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