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Is Threatening Someone Against the Law in Australia?
People often ask our criminal lawyers the question, “Is threatening someone against the law in Australia?” Yes, it is an offence to threaten someone. However, this largely depends on the legislation and the kinds of threats that a party makes. In
Trespassing in NSW: Protect Your Property Today
Trespassing in NSW is a crime just like in any other Australian state or country. A person commits trespassing if they enter an owner’s property without permission or a lawful excuse. In New South Wales, this is a criminal offence and is considered a
Harassment Laws Nsw: The Best Legal Solution for You
Harassment has always been a common issue that deserves more attention from the public. Women are the most common victims of harassment compared to men. However, this should not discredit the feelings of each gender, regardless of who was harassed more. In
When Someone Makes False Accusations Against You…
What do you do? Who do you run to for help? Anyone can make false accusations — either a friend, an acquaintance or a stranger. False allegations occur when you face allegations against you that are not true. Anyone will feel upset when they face false
Breaking Down the Difference Between Murder and Manslaughter
In Australia, as in many other countries, there is a difference between murder and manslaughter. The difference is mainly in the intent and degree of culpability attached to the act that results in the death of another person. Here’s a brief rundown of
How NSW Self-Defence Laws Can Save You
Self-defence is a defence that can justify a criminal act in a situation where such an act is deemed necessary. Basically, this is an act of defending yourself or others with force or physical means. In New South Wales, there are self-defence laws that exist