Case Study Category: Assault Offences

Unlawful Assault & Recklessly Causing Injury

Dribbin & Brown Criminal Lawyers are a specialist team of criminal and traffic lawyers servicing the Asian Community in Melbourne and Victoria. Our staff includes a Mandarin speaking lawyer, with significant experience in both criminal and traffic law as well as Asian speaking support staff

Conduct Endangering Life

Conduct endangering Life under Section 22 of the Crimes Act – Case Study Conduct Endangering Life The Charges: The client was charged with Conduct Endangering Life, Intentionally Causing Injury, Using a Firearm Whilst Being a Prohibited Person, in a Public Place; and on a later

Intentionally Cause Injury Dandenong

Intentionally Cause Injury – Withdrawal Dandenong Magistrates Court Intentionally Cause Injury Charges: Unlawful Assault – s.23 Summary Offences Act Intentionally Cause Injury – s.18 Crimes Act Recklessly Cause Injury – s.18 Crimes Act Unlawful Assault – s.23 Summary Offences Act Unlawful Assault – s.23

Diversion For Unlawful Assault

Diversion For Unlawful Assault – Unlawful Assault Charges Diversion Granted Heidelberg Magistrates’ Court Diversion For Unlawful Assault Charge Our client was involved in a road rage incident and was charged with Unlawful Assault. Section 23 Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic) – and Failing to Give

Unlawful Assault Charges Frankston

Unlawful Assault Charges – Family Violence – Not Guilty – Frankston Magistrates’ Court Unlawful Assault Charges: Section 23 Summary Offences Act 1966 (Vic) – Unlawful Assault Charges Section 123(2) Family Violence Protection Act 2008 (Vic) – Contravene Family Violence Final Intervention Order Unlawful Assault

Section 123 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008

Charges: The client was charged by a number of informants with offences including: Intentionally cause injury; Recklessly cause injury; Unlawful assault; Wilfully damage property; and contravention of a Family Violence Intervention Order. Our client was also charged with driving offences. All of the offences occurred

Sexual Assault Charges – Section 40(1) of the Crimes Act

Charges: Section 40(1) of the Crimes Act, sexual assault, touching the complainant on the bottom Section 40(1) of the Crimes Act, sexual assault, touching the complainant on the breasts Section 40(1) of the Crimes Act, sexual assault, kissing the complainant in circumstances where the accused

Assault Offences County Court

Assault Offences County Court Charges The client was a child who was charged with numerous violent offences, including Intentionally Cause Serious Injury, Unlawful Assault, Robbery and Affray. The matter was listed in the Childrens’ Court. There were three co-offenders in this matter, all of whom

Assault and Breach Intervention Order Charges, Not Guilty.

Charges Unlawful Assault, Recklessly Causing Injury, Breach Family Violence Order. Facts The client and his partner, who was 6 months pregnant at the time, were having relationship problems. The client came home after being out with friends and his partner immediately started arguing with him

Assault on Taxi Driver

Charges Recklessly Causing Serious Injury, Recklessly Causing Injury, Unlawful Assault, Affray and Criminal Damage. Facts The client was out in the city drinking with a friend. They entered a taxi and had an argument with the taxi driver. When they exited the taxi, the driver yelled

Resist Arrest; Breach Suspended Sentence

Charges: Resist Police x 2; drunk in a public place, breach of suspended sentence.

Assault; Criminal Damage

Charges: Recklessly cause injury, breach intervention order, criminal damage. Ringwood Magistrates’ Court.

Threat to Kill; Intentionally Causing Injury

Charges: The client was charged with Intentionally Causing Injury section 18 of the Crimes Act, Threat to Kill section 20 of the Crimes Act, Unlawful Assault or Common Assault

Recklessly Causing Injury – Dandenong

Charges Recklessly Causing Injury; Unlawful Assault Facts The client was out at a club. He was talking to the DJ when a female patron told him to get away from the records and pushed him backwards. The client fended her off and was then set

Assaults

Assaults Charges Affray, Recklessly Causing Serious Injury, Assault by Kicking. Frankston Magistrates Court. Facts The client had been out at a night club with friends. The client’s friend got into an altercation with another patron inside the club. Both parties were asked to leave. The

Threat to Kill

Charges Unlawful Assault, Unlawful Assault With a Weapon, Threat to Kill. Frankston Magistrates Court. Facts The client was a passenger on a train when a woman he had previously had a family dispute with also boarded the train. Looks were exchanged, and shortly before the