Key Points As of 1 June 2022, under section 61HJ(1)(k) of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW), a person does not consent to sexual activity if they participate due to a fraudulent inducement. This means that lying to obtain sexual consent can now amount to sexual assault or other serious sexual offences. However, misrepresentations about […]
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If your driver licence has been suspended by the SERVICE NSW, you may have the right to appeal the decision in court. Whether you’re seeking to get your licence back or reduce the suspension period, the process is known as a Driver Licence Appeal. At Criminal Lawyers Group, our experienced traffic lawyers have a proven
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Thirteen individuals have been charged in connection with a Sydney-based criminal group following a major police operation involving multiple strike forces. The charges span serious offences such as drug supply, firearm possession, and break and enter. The Investigation: Taskforces Launched In January 2025, NSW Police’s Financial Crimes Squad launched Strike Force Duncan to investigate illegal
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Accused of domestic violence in NSW? These charges are taken extremely seriously and can have devastating impacts on your freedom, reputation, and future. Whether it’s a verbal threat, physical contact, or a breach of an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO), domestic violence lawyers from Criminal Lawyers Group are here to protect your rights and
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What is Skye’s Law? On New Year’s Eve in 2009, a tragic police pursuit ended in the death of 19-month-old Skye Sassine, who was struck and killed by a vehicle involved in a high-speed chase. In response to this devastating incident, the NSW Government introduced what is now known as Skye’s Law. Skye’s Law is
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What Is Armed Robbery? In New South Wales, robbery becomes a significantly more serious offence when committed while armed with a dangerous weapon. This is governed by Section 97(2) of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW), which carries a maximum penalty of 25 years’ imprisonment. The law is designed to address the increased risk to public
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POSSESSION OF DEDICATED ENCRYPTED CRIMINAL COMMUNICATION DEVICES IN SYDNEY Being charged with possession of a dedicated encrypted criminal communication device is a serious offence under New South Wales law. This charge often arises in investigations involving organised crime, drug trafficking, or other illicit activities where secure communication is used to avoid police detection. If you
If you’ve been ordered to attend Burwood Local Court for a criminal or traffic offence, it’s normal to feel anxious or unsure about what lies ahead. Whether it’s your first time in court or you’ve been before, understanding the process can reduce stress and help you prepare properly. At Criminal Lawyers Group, we regularly appear
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If you’ve been ordered to appear at Liverpool Local Court after being charged with a criminal or traffic offence, it’s important to know what to expect — and how to properly prepare. While the idea of going to court can be stressful or intimidating, knowing your rights and having strong legal support can ease much
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If you’ve been charged with a criminal offence in NSW and have received a court attendance notice to appear at Parramatta Local Court, it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed or unsure about what’s ahead. Whether it’s your first time attending court or you’ve been through the process before, understanding what to expect — and how
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