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Sexual Assault Charges Victoria

Sexual Assault Charges – Withdrawn – Melbourne Magistrates Court Sexual Assault Charges: Rape x1 Sexual assault x 1 Unlawful assault x 1 Sexual Assault Charges Penalties: The offence of rape has always been considered one of the most serious of criminal offences in Australia. Section

Personal Safety Application Victoria

Personal Safety Application Struck Out Victoria Personal Safety Application – Court Location: Dandenong Magistrates Court Personal Safety Application Facts: Our clients were owner occupiers of a commercial premises, and were also on the board of the body corporate for a collection of commercial premises, including

CCO Result for Drug Trafficking Victoria

CCO Result for Drug Trafficking Charges Victoria Drug Trafficking Charges Victoria Charges: Section 71AC Drugs Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981 – Traffick Drug of Dependence namely Ketamine Section 71AC Drugs Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981 – Traffick Drug of Dependence namely Ecstasy Section

Diversion For Stalking and Trespass

Diversion For Stalking and Trespass –– Dandenong Magistrates Court Diversion For Stalking and Trespass Charges: Stalking x 2 Trespassing x 9 Failing to appear on bail x 1 Diversion For Stalking and Trespass Penalties: Stalking has always been considered a serious offence and this is

Breach Intervention Order Ringwood

Breach Intervention Order Ringwood, Assault Property Damage – Fine – Ringwood Magistrates Court Breach Intervention Order Ringwood Charges: Recklessly cause injury Unlawful assault Property damage Persistent breach IVO x 2 Breach IVO Breach Intervention Order Ringwood Penalties: Family violence and violence against women has been

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

Diversion For Careless Driving

Diversion for Careless Driving – Second Careless Drive Diversion Granted Diversion For Careless Driving Charge Careless Driving, section 65 of the Road Safety Act 1986 (Vic); Diversion on a second offence of a similar nature in a short period of time. Diversion For Careless Driving Facts

Diversion For Family Violence

Diversion For Family Violence– Geelong Magistrates Court Diversion For Family Violence Charges: Reckless Cause Injury Unlawful Assault Unlawful Assault with Instrument Diversion For Family Violence Penalties: Family violence and violence against women has been a focal point of law enforcement in Victoria in recent years.

Cultivate Cannabis Charges

Cultivate Cannabis Case Study: Cultivate Cannabis Charges: Section 72B of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act, cultivate a narcotic plant, namely cannabis. Section 73 of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act, possess a drug of dependence, namely cannabis. Court Location: Melbourne Magistrates

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

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

Breach of Sex Offenders Registration Obligations Melbourne

Charges: Breach of Sex Offenders Registration Act section 46.

Facts: The client was on the registry for seven years. About five years into registration he bought a trail bike.

Trafficking Drug of Dependence Ecstasy

Trafficking Drug of Dependence Ecstasy Charges Trafficking Drug of Dependance section 71AC Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981 (DPCS); Possess Drug of Dependance section 73 DPCS; Possess Proceeds of Crime section 195 Crimes Act 1958. Facts The client was a football player. His good