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Warwick Lawyers | Expert Solicitors

If you have a court case coming up in Warwick, or just need some good legal advice, our Warwick Lawyers are the people to see.

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Warwick Magistrates Court

Warwick Magistrate’s Court is located on the corner of Guy and Fitzroy Streets, Warwick. Since construction in 1886, the Courthouse has grown to be one of Warwick’s many historical landmarks.

Located 130 kilometres southwest of Brisbane, Warwick is known as the rose and rodeo capital of Australia. In the last weekend of October, the township comes alive with one of the biggest rodeo festivals in the country which first started way back in 1857.

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Sex Work and the Law (Qld)
Sex Work and the Law (Qld)
In Queensland, sex work is legal if it occurs in a licensed brothel. Sex work that occurs outside of a licensed brothel is a criminal offence unless it occurs in private and the sex worker is operating alone. Offences relating to illegal prostitution are contained in the Criminal Code 1899 and in the Prostitution Act…
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Justice Mediation (Qld)
Justice Mediation (Qld)
Have you been charged with a criminal offence and want to avoid going through court? There is a way of avoiding court and resolving the matter through a form of mediation. It is called Adult Restorative Justice Conferencing or Justice Mediation. Why justice mediation? Justice mediation can be beneficial to both the offender and the…
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What Happens After An Arrest?  (Qld)
What Happens After An Arrest?  (Qld)
When an incident or offence is reported to police, they will commence an investigation and determine whether a criminal offence has been committed. If the police believe that they have a suspect, steps will be taken to obtain evidence against that person, and charges may be laid. They may arrest the suspect and then the…
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Identification Evidence (Qld)
Identification Evidence (Qld)
In every criminal case, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person charged or participated in the commission of an offence. In some cases, this requires the positive identification of the defendant as the person who committed the acts. Identification may involve an eyewitness giving evidence that the defendant is the person…
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