by Galbally Parker | Jun 5, 2023
Speaking to the police can be a daunting proposition, especially if it is in relation to an alleged crime that you are accused of having committed. Whilst it is true that anything you say to the police can be used against you, depending on the facts of your case there...
by Galbally Parker | May 29, 2023
Contesting criminal charges and preparing for a criminal trial is a stressful and overwhelming experience for an accused person. This article hopes to outline what you can expect when preparing to go to trial. What happens before a trial? If you are planning to plead...
by Galbally Parker | May 22, 2023
Being accused of perpetrating family violence is a very serious allegation. This article will outline how to defend against false allegations of family violence. What is ‘Family Violence’? Firstly, it is important to know what is considered family violence. Family...
by Galbally Parker | May 15, 2023
Confiscation orders are often an ancillary consequence suffered by defendants in criminal proceeds. Pursuant to the Confiscation Act 1997 (Vic), individuals charged with criminal offences, as well as their family members and partners, can have their property...
by Galbally Parker | May 8, 2023
Proliferation in the use of online social media continues to have substantial implications for criminal cases in Australia. Social media has impacted criminal cases in a number of ways, ranging from criminal investigations, to being used as evidence in a prosecution...
