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 ‘Show Cause’ Bail Applications in the Supreme Court (NSW)
 ‘Show Cause’ Bail Applications in the Supreme Court (NSW)
When an accused person has been refused bail by a court, an authorised justice, or by the police, the Supreme Court may hear a release application. Supreme Court bail applications are generally the applicant’s last chance to be at liberty before their criminal charges are finalised. Supreme Court release applications are governed by Section 66(1) of…
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What is a Voir Dire? (NSW)
What is a Voir Dire? (NSW)
A voir dire is a pre-trial procedure used to determine the admissibility of particular evidence. It occurs when one party challenges the admissibility of evidence the other party proposes to adduce. A voir dire consists of the court making findings of fact and applying the law after hearing evidence and submissions. Voir dires can occur…
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Youth Detention (NSW)
Youth Detention (NSW)
New South Wales has six youth detention centres, known as Youth Justice Centres, which accommodate young people who have been refused bail or sentenced to detention. In the second quarter of 2019, there were 8,837 young people serving sentences in detention in NSW. There were 4,566 young people being held in youth detention on remand.…
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Alibi Evidence (NSW)
Alibi Evidence (NSW)
An alibi is used to show that a person could not have committed an offence because they were not at the scene of the crime. Alibi evidence can be given by the accused and by other witnesses. For an alibi to succeed, the defence must be able to produce evidence that the accused was somewhere…
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