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Lawyers Singleton | Go To Court Solicitors Singleton NSW

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Perverting the Course of Justice (NSW)
Perverting the Course of Justice (NSW)
The New South Wales Crimes Act 1900 contains a number of offences relating to interfering with the administration of justice. These offences cover acts like making false accusations, threatening or intimidating witnesses, tampering with evidence and perverting the course of justice. The legal system takes attempts to undermine its fairness seriously and so these are…
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Changes to Road Rules (NSW)
Changes to Road Rules (NSW)
A new road rule involving stationary emergency vehicles was introduced in New South Wales on 1 September 2018. Another recent change is the introduction of lower speed limits in certain congested areas in Sydney suburbs over recent months. Cycling groups are calling on the state’s police to ramp up their efforts to enforce the little-known…
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Changes to Committal Proceedings (NSW)
Changes to Committal Proceedings (NSW)
The Criminal Procedure Act 1986 (NSW) was amended in April 2018 so that committal hearings no longer exist.  In New South Wales, committal hearings have now been replaced with the new processes of charge certification and case conferencing. Under the new system, a senior prosecutor reviews the evidence and confirms which charges will proceed. A…
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Section 32 of the Mental Health Act (NSW)
Section 32 of the Mental Health Act (NSW)
Section 32 of the Mental Health (Forensic Provisions) Act 1990 gives the court the power to divert a defendant who is suffering from a mental health condition into the care and treatment of mental health professionals rather than dealing with them through the criminal justice system. This court-mandated treatment plan may include attendance with a…
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