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

The Court: Frankston Children’s Court The Lawyer: Alex Miglietti The Charges: Affray Recklessly Cause Injury Common Assault  The Allegations: The client was out with friends when another group of youths encountered them. A fight ensued, where one member of the other group was injured and

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

The Court: Broadmeadows Children’s Court The Lawyer: Mario Saoud The Charges: Theft of Motor Vehicle The Allegations: The client was a 16-year-old who had allegedly stolen a motor vehicle parked in the driveway of the home of the owner. The victim reported the car missing

The Court: Melbourne Children’s Court The Lawyer: Kieran Burke The Charges: Recklessly Causing Injury Common Assault Assault with a Weapon The Allegations: The 16-year-old client was walking through a park with a friend in Box Hill after having had three beers at his friend’s house.

The Court: Melbourne Children’s Court The Lawyer: Tom Woodward The Charges: Theft The Allegations: The client was with a group of four friends in the city. One of the friends entered a liquor store and stole a bottle of spirits. Our client waited outside. Upon exiting