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Hornsby Lawyers | Expert Solicitors

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Hornsby Local Court

The Hornsby Local court is at 294 Pacific Highway Hornsby and has the opening hours of 9:00am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday. If you are using public transport, the Hornsby Train Station is 500 metres from the Hornsby Local Court.

If you are driving, Hornsby is 25km North West of the Sydney CBD and has a population of 170,000 people. Hornsby was originally named Hornsby Place by Constable Samuel Henry Horne, who apprehended the famous bushrangers Dalton and McNamara in 1830.

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The Defence of Self-Defence (NSW)
The Defence of Self-Defence (NSW)
The law recognises a person’s right to protect themselves when they are being physically attacked or are faced with a threat of physical violence. The extent to which it is permissible to use violence in self-defence depends on the circumstances and the extent of the threat faced. In New South Wales, the defence of self-defence was…
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Murder and Manslaughter
Murder and Manslaughter
Murder is generally considered to be the most serious of all criminal offences. It is closely related to the lesser offence of manslaughter. Both murder and manslaughter are homicide offences, meaning offences involving one person being killed by another. New South Wales also has several other homicide offences, with which a person can be charged…
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LGBTIQ Rights and the Law (NSW)
LGBTIQ Rights and the Law (NSW)
Under New South Wales law, LGBTIQ people enjoy most of the same rights as other citizens. While consensual male homosexual sex was a criminal offence until 1984 in New South Wales, there have been steady advances in removing discriminatory laws and promoting LGBTIQ rights in recent years. Same-sex couples can now marry and adopt and…
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The Defence of Provocation (NSW)
The Defence of Provocation (NSW)
In New South Wales, extreme provocation can be used as a ‘partial defence’ to a charge of murder. If a person charged with murder was acting in response to extreme provocation, he or she will be found guilty of manslaughter rather than murder (Crimes Act 1900, Section 23(1)). The defence of provocation does not exist…
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