Author name: Oxford Lawyers

Our client’s brother was involved in a driving altercation with a close neighbour. This altercation quickly escalated where the two began to violently fight in front of our client’s brother’s [...]

  Police observed our client driving a vehicle, the vehicle was observed to go onto the roadway and drive before making another U-turn and stopping when two men entered the rear

Our client was deemed a Habitual Offender by Traffic NSW with offences on his record consisting of Multiple offences of Driving whilst disqualified, exceeding the speed limit, negligent driving, driving

  Police then activated warning lights and sirens and sighted our client placing objects near the vicinity of the passenger seat. Police later located the male that entered our clients

Police intercepted communication between our client and other individuals. The conversations related to the selling of illicit substances. An Analysis of the intercepted material revealed that our client had taken

Our client had entered a licensed premises with his friends and was standing by a booth surrounded by other patrons. At this time a patron approached our client and his

It was alleged that the victim had exited a shopping mall and was walking down the street when our client grabbed the victim by their jacket with both hands and

It was alleged that our client was socialising with the complainant and some friends. It was alleged that our client had sexually assaulted the complainant on that night. Our client

Our client was driving when he was stopped by police for a random breath test. Police requested to see our clients drivers licence. Upon review police detected that the licence