Once again things are changing rapidly, and the new “tougher” restrictions are causing more confusion than ever. What is more concerning, is that Police will be responding in greater force and their presence will be ramped up even more, especially in the Canterbury Bankstown, Liverpool and Fairfield Local Government Areas. Can Police stop, ask questions […]
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Criminal and Traffic Law in NSW
Tougher Restrictions for Fairfield, Liverpool, Bankstown-Canterbury Local Government Areas
18
Jul
Jul
The latest lockdowns are having devastating affects on our personal lives, businesses, mental health and our ability to get back to normal life. What is more devastating is that the NSW Government has now introduced new “tougher” restrictions preventing people residing in the Fairfield, Liverpool, Bankstown and Canterbury Local Government Areas (LGA) from leaving those […]
11
Jul
Jul
Being approached by police in public or at your home can be a nerve-wracking experience. Even if you haven’t done anything wrong, it is normal to feel nervous and anxious about why they are approaching you. If this happens to you, it’s important to stay calm, polite and know your rights during this time. Power […]
Criminal and Traffic Law in NSW
What to say & do when approached by police during lockdown restrictions
10
Jul
Jul
FROM 14 JULY 2021, THE NSW GOVERNMENT IMPLEMENTED ORDERS THAT DIMINISH THE RIGHT TO SILENCE, MAKING THIS ORIGINAL POST NOT ENTIRELY CORRECT. THE NEW CLAUSE FORCES PERSONS TO NOW PROVIDE INFORMATION. SEE CLAUSE 24D NSW Police will be out in heavy numbers in particular in the Sydney Southwest and Sydney West areas to enforce the […]
Criminal and Traffic Law in NSW
Criminal Cases Recommencing in NSW: Update on Local and District Courts in COVID-19
15
Jul
Jul
The District Court of NSW have been using virtual and electronic proceedings since the beginning of lockdown in March. As a traditionally in-person and paper-heavy industry, this represented a major step forward for the law and digital services. In this article, we’ll explain how the courts will adapt for health and safety since recommencing in […]
19
May
May
Every profession has had to change how they operate during COVID-19, including the law. The District Court of NSW have implemented a range of safety measures and innovations to ensure the legal industry can continue to practice. Here are the current changes to be aware of. Juries returning from 15 June 2020 To comply with […]