In Australia, police have the power to search the public, but this power is limited. Under Australian law, police can only search in the following three situations: You consent to the search. The police have a search warrant. The police have reasonable grounds to suspect that you are carrying drugs. If the police ask to […]
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In Australia, a domestic violence abuser does not necessarily lose custody of their children after a divorce.According to Australian law, the court will consider the best interests of the child when making a custody decision. Domestic violence, such as a husband abusing his wife or children, is never in the best interests of a child. […]
What is verbal assault? Verbal assault refers to using language to threaten or intimidate others. It is a form of abuse that can cause both physical and psychological harm to the victim. If you are experiencing verbal assault, it is essential to take steps to protect yourself. How to prove verbal assault? Proving verbal assault […]
If you are innocently caught with drugs by the police, you should remain silent and request a lawyer. You should not say anything until your lawyer arrives. Here are some things to do when questioned by the police: Remain silent: You have the right to remain silent, and you should not say anything until your […]
Handling a car accident correctly is crucial if unfortunate circumstances arise. Stop and call for help: If you are involved in an accident where you hit a pedestrian, the first thing you must do is stop your vehicle immediately. After stopping, call emergency services right away. It is essential to note that if anyone is […]
Japan is a popular tourist destination for its affordable and effective medicine. However, Australia has strict regulations on importing medicine, and getting caught with drugs can have serious consequences. What are the rules for bringing medicine to Australia legally? Some drugs that are legal in Japan are illegal in Australia, and vice versa. If you […]
It is not uncommon to witness numerous individuals asserting self-defence as a defence when accused of assault. They contend that their actions were taken out of necessity to protect themselves. If successful in substantiating self-defence and persuading the jury or judge that their actions were indeed acts of self-defence, they will naturally be acquitted. However, […]
In Victoria, every defendant has the right to apply for bail after being arrested. For general criminal cases, the government has an independent department (BAIL JUSTICE) to review all bail applications and is responsible for approving or rejecting them. Defendants can apply for bail immediately after being arrested, and the typical procedure is to fill […]
If you have been detained by the police, you should request to speak to your lawyer before speaking with the police because anything you say can be used as evidence against you. In these situations, please remain calm and contact a criminal lawyer to explain the circumstances of the event. If you are unsure, you […]
Under Australian law, it is illegal to be intoxicated in public. In consideration of social safety, the police will arrest and detain the drunk individual, even if the drunk individual does not interfere with others or public order. In areas where drunk violence occurs frequently if the police suspect that you have the possibility of committing […]