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Wallsend Lawyers | Expert Solicitors

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  • drink driving; and
  • civil law.

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The Children’s Court (NSW)
The Children’s Court (NSW)
The Children’s Court deals with matters concerning children and young people. The role of the Children’s Court is to ensure that the best interests of children and young people are paramount to any proceedings. The Children’s Court of New South Wales is located at Broadmeadow, Campbelltown, Port Kembla, Parramatta, Surry Hills, Woy Woy and Wyong.…
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Appeals Against Supreme Court Decisions (NSW)
Appeals Against Supreme Court Decisions (NSW)
The laws surrounding appeals against decisions of the Supreme Court of New South Wales are set out in the Uniform Civil Procedural Rules and the Supreme Court Act 1970. Appeals against Supreme Court decisions are heard by the Court of Appeal, which is the highest appeal court in New South Wales. This article summarises the procedures involved in such…
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Arrests and Identification by Police (NSW)
Arrests and Identification by Police (NSW)
Police in New South Wales have various powers under the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002, which enable them to perform their duties. This does not mean that police are able to arrest anyone at any time. It is important for people to understand their rights when it comes to arrests and identification by…
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Sex Work and the Law (NSW)
Sex Work and the Law (NSW)
New South Wales was the first place in the world to decriminalise adult sex work. It has the most liberal laws around sex work in Australia. The process of decriminalisation began in NSW in 1979, when criminal offences relating to street-based sex work were repealed. In 1995 most aspects of sex work were decriminalised. However,…
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