Author name: Oxford Lawyers

Our client was stopped by police for a random roadside drug test which returned a positive result. He was then arrested and taken to Liverpool Police Station where he was […]

Police observed our client within their vehicle and approached the vehicle. Police allege that as a result of our client’s behaviour it appeared they were affected by some form of

Prior to this alleged offence, our client was issued a final Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (AVO) in favour of the complainant. On the night of the alleged offences, our client

Our client was driving his motor vehicle when he was stopped by police. Police requested for our clients licence and he informed the police that he had left it at

Our client was in a vehicle and the complainant was in another vehicle. Both vehicles were stuck in traffic when an altercation occurred between the two and the occupants of

Our client and the victim were travelling in separate cars on a busy road. The victim and our client had a brief interaction while parallel to one another in traffic.

Our Client was previously convicted and sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 9 months for the offences of: Acquire firearms subject to prohibition contrary to Section 74(1) of the

Our client was driving a motor vehicle when police noticed the vehicle. Police conducted a u-turn in an attempt to stop our client. Our client continued to drive with police

Our Client was managing a busy fast-food restaurant. Two vehicles entered the drive-thru side by side honking their horns into the intercom. Our client then commented on the car honking.

The Complainant and our client were in a domestic relationship. The complainant and our client have a child together. Police alleged that our client did not allow the complainant to