Case Study Category: Theft

Armed Robbery | Good Behaviour Bond | Frankston Children’s Court

The Court: Frankston Children’s Courts The Lawyer: Rebecca Glew The Charges: Armed Robbery Handle Stolen Goods Deal Property Suspected of Being Proceeds of Crime Affray Armed Robbery is one of the most serious crimes one can commit. The offence carries a maximum penalty of 25

Aggravated Burglary Charges Frankston

Aggravated Burglary Charges Frankston – Withdrawn – Frankston Magistrates’ Court Aggravated Burglary Charges Frankston Charges: Section 77(1) Crimes Act 1958 (Vic) – Aggravated Burglary (person present) Section 74 Crimes Act 1958 (Vic) – Theft Aggravated Burglary Charges Frankston Penalties: Aggravated Burglary carries a maximum penalty

Bail – Aggravated Burglary

The client was in a show cause position, that is we had to show cause why the accused should be released.

Burglary | Theft | Breach CCO | Dandenong Magistrates Court

The Court: Dandenong Magistrates Court The Lawyer: Daniel Walsh The Charges: Burglary Theft Drive Whilst Disqualified Possess a Drug of Dependence Commit an Indictable Offence Whilst on Bail The Allegations: Our client was alleged to have committed two burglaries at the same house within three days.

Theft and Fraud Diversion

Theft and Fraud Diversion Charges The client was charged with a number of deception offences committed against her employer. Facts The client was caught using her staff discount card to process customer purchases and then pocketing the difference. Results The client was extremely remorseful and

Diversion For Theft

Charges Diversion For Theft – Numerous charges of Obtain Property by Deception at the Ringwood Magistrates Court. Facts The client was at a shopping centre when she found a lost purse. She found a credit card in the purse and used it to make a

Breach Suspended Sentence

Breach Suspended Sentence Charges One charge of Burglary and one charge of Breach a Suspended Sentence. Facts The client had a lengthy criminal history. His prior offending mainly related to assaults and driving offences. These new charges related to a night where the client and

Burglary Dandenong

Burglary Dandenong Charges The client had a multitude of charges including driving offences, drug offences, violence, theft, and burglary. Facts The client had just been released from prison. He was keen to make a fresh start. However, with little support from family and friends he

Theft Case Example

Theft Case Example Charges Theft, Going Equipped to Steal, Driving Whilst Suspended and Using False Registration Plates. Dandenong Magistrates Court. Facts The client was alleged to have driven past a factory with a pair of bolt cutters in his car. He cut the fence, entered the

Dishonesty Offences

Dishonesty Offences Charges 52 charges of Obtain Property by Deception and Theft from an Employer located near Braeside. Facts The client had worked in the warehouse of a company for a number of years. He was aged in his late 40s and looking after his

Aggravated Burglary Case Study

Charges Aggravated Burglary and Assault with a Weapon. At the time of the offending the client was subject to a Drug Treatment Order at Dandenong. Facts The client was drinking one evening with a group of friends at a share house. A resident of the

Drug Court Dandenong

Drug Court Dandenong Charges The client was charged with a number of dishonesty offences (Obtain Property by Deception, Theft, Handling Stolen Goods), committed over a period of approximately 7 months. These charges were spread over 3 courts and were listed on different dates. Facts The

Theft from Employer Frankston

Theft from Employer Frankston Charges The client was charged with stealing $25 000 from his employer and was due to attend the Frankston Magistrates’ Court. Facts The client was working as an assistant manager at a retail store. Addicted to ICE, he started taking money

Theft from Employer

Initially it was alleged that the client had stolen over $140,000 from the employer.

Appeal – Burglary

The client was addicted to heroin and had committed a number of burglaries to obtain drugs.