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Our specialist Mandurah Lawyers act in all areas of criminal law, including:

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Gay Conviction Expungement Bill (WA)
Gay Conviction Expungement Bill (WA)
Last week the historic Gay Conviction Expungement Bill passed the West Australian parliament. People in Western Australia with historic convictions on their records for having consensual gay sex prior to its decriminalisation in 1990 will be able to have these convictions expunged. Western Australia is the last Australian jurisdiction to pass such legislation, with a…
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Threat to Kill (WA)
Threat to Kill (WA)
The number of people charged with making threats to kill and threats to cause injury has almost tripled in Australia in the past decade. Arguments get out of hand and one or both parties makes a threat as to the life or safety of the other person. A threat to kill can be made in…
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The Right to Silence (WA)
The Right to Silence (WA)
A fundamental rule of the common law is that a person suspected of a criminal offence has the right to silence. This principle extends to the right of a suspect to refuse a police interview and the right of a defendant going through a criminal trial to choose not to give evidence. The right to…
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Firearms Offences in Western Australia
Firearms Offences in Western Australia
The use of firearms in Western Australia is governed by the Firearms Act 1973 and the Firearms Regulations 1974. The Firearms Act sets out a range of offences relating to the improper use, possession and storage of firearms. Failure to comply with its provisions  may result in having your firearms seized and being charged with…
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