Author name: Oxford Lawyers

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

Our client and complainant 1 had recently separated and were in the middle of divorce proceedings during the time of these alleged events occurring. Complainant 2 is a friend of

The Victims were at their home having lunch. During this time several men entered the house. The men were unknown to the occupants of the house. It was alleged that

The Complainant and our client were in a relationship and living together. Our client had approached the complainant while they were asleep, woke them up and began to argue questioning

The complainant’s boyfriend hosted a barbecue at his residence, the complainant, our client and several other people attended the barbecue. At about Midnight, the complainant went to sleep in her

It was alleged that our client had made arrangements to receive a package containing 6 kg of pure Methamphetamine. The Australian Border Force Officers intercepted an international parcel sent from