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We've included some helpful articles on areas in criminal and traffic law, including drink driving and drug driving information, what to expect in police interviews, bail applications and more.
Please note: The material in these articles is for informational use only and should not be construed as legal advice. For answers to your questions regarding this or other topics, please contact Andrew Williams Law Offices.
Advice From A Perth Drug Charge Defence Lawyer
Drugs charges can include possession, sell, supply, trafficking, and cultivating prohibited drugs. The seriousness of the charge will depend on the type and quantity of the drug. The greater the weight of the prohibited drug the more serious the offence becomes.
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Qualities For A Criminal Defence Lawyer
If you are facing criminal charges the importance of engaging the right criminal lawyer to defend your case cannot be understated. Facing a criminal charge is a frightening experience and engaging an inexperienced or incompetent lawyer to represent you can only add stress to an already emotionally charged situation. The following paragraphs provide some guidance…
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First Appointment With A Criminal Lawyer
If you are charged with a criminal offence you might make the sensible decision to make an appointment to see an experienced criminal lawyer. Engaging the services of a criminal lawyer will help ensure that your rights and interests are being looked after in the best possible way while your charge/s proceeds through the court system.
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A Criminal Lawyer’s Overview Of Police Interviews
A necessary component of a police investigation into an alleged offence, and the decision of whether to charge a suspect, often involves the police conducting a video record of interview with the suspect. It’s important to understand what your rights are before attending a police station for an interview. This article aims to provide an overview of your rights,…
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FAQs: District & Supreme Criminal Law Courts & Jury Empanelment
Appearing in the district or supreme court for the first time in a criminal law matter can be quite nerve wrecking, even if it’s just as part of the Jury. We put together some answers to a few of the questions we often get asked about going to trial for a criminal matter and the Jury empanelment process.
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