Case Study Category: Childrens Court Charges

Case Study: Aggravated Home Invasion, Kids’ Court  Charges: Aggravated Home Invasion under s 77A of the Crimes Act 1958 Aggravated Burglary under s 77 of the Crimes Act 1958 Theft under s 74 of the Crimes Act 1958 Intentionally cause injury under s 18 of

Frankston Children’s Court Lawyers – Children’s Court Frankston  Frankston Children’s Court Lawyers – Affray – Recklessly Cause Injury – Unlawful Assault – Probation  Frankston Children’s Court Charges: Affray (Common Law Offence) Section 18 Crimes Act 1958 (Vic) – Recklessly Cause Injury x 2 Section 23 Summary

The client was 15 years of age and was charged initially with burglary and criminal damage at a holiday house.

Charges The client was a child and was charged with stalking. Facts As the stalking charges were of a sexual nature, our solicitor was of the opinion that the client would benefit from a Therapeutic Treatment Order (TTO). A TTO is a specialised course of treatment

Charges The client was charged with theft of a motor vehicle. Facts The client was charged after his finger prints were found inside the car. The prosecution case was very strong as the owner of the car did not know the accused and the accused conceded

Melbourne Children’s Court Charges The 16-year-old client was charged with Recklessly Causing Injury x 3 and Unlawful Assault with a Weapon x 3 in relation to an incident that occurred in Box Hill. Facts The client was walking through the park with a friend after having three

Melbourne Children’s Court Theft Charge The client was a child and was facing one charge of theft in the Melbourne Children’s Court. Facts The client was with a group of four friends in the city. One of the group entered a liquor store and stole