In Victoria, the criminal justice system recognises that not all offenders are the same, and that tailored approaches can lead to better outcomes for individuals and the community.
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Please find below a range of articles written by our team of specialist defence lawyers. These articles are written in plain language and a deliberate attempt was made by each author to avoid legalistic language and terminology as much as possible in the drafting process.
The information in our articles is intended to answer day-to-day questions and provide the immediate and practical information that experience tells us our clients or their family and friends need.
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Choosing the right criminal lawyer is one of the most critical decisions you will make when facing criminal charges in Victoria.
Drug addiction is a complex issue that affects individuals, families, and communities. In Victoria, addressing this problem goes beyond punitive measures.
The Neighbourhood Justice Centre (NJC) in Collingwood stands as a beacon of innovative and community-focused justice.
In Victoria, the criminal justice system emphasises not only punishment but also rehabilitation and community reintegration.
In Victoria, the Spent Convictions Scheme allows certain convictions to be “spent” or considered as not relevant for most purposes after a specified period.
Understanding your rights and responsibilities regarding bail is crucial, whether you are facing criminal charges or supporting someone who is.
Parole is a supervised release program that allows eligible offenders to reintegrate into the community before completing their full prison sentence.
In the Victorian legal system, suppression orders play a crucial role in safeguarding privacy, preserving the integrity of proceedings, and ensuring a fair trial.
It is always a traumatic and difficult period for the family of persons sentenced to prison or remanded in custody pending the resolution of charges in court.