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High Court ruled Robert Hughes tendency to engage in opportunistic sexual activities with underage girls can be used against him in his trial for child sex offences. continue reading
Are People with Criminal Convictions Allowed to Associate with Each Other?
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Are Interstate Traffic Offences Disregarded by NSW Courts?
NSW Courts are Currently Disregarding Interstate Traffic Offences when Sentencing Traffic Offenders in NSW. Read on for more. continue reading
Is it an Assault to Spit at Someone in NSW?
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How To Remove your Licence Disqualifications Earlier. Big Changes in the NSW Traffic Laws
New Changes to Traffic Law in NSW. How to Get Your Licence Disqualifications Removed Earlier And the Abolition of Habitual Traffic Offender Declarations. continue reading