by Galbally Parker | Mar 8, 2023
Plea bargaining commonly refers to the discussions that occur between the prosecution and defence regarding an accused persons likely plea, and the possible negotiation of charge/s, case facts and or the crowns’ sentencing submissions. The primary aim of these...
by Galbally Parker | Mar 1, 2023
In Australia, it is illegal to be in possession of a drug of dependence. Depending on the quantity of the drug located on you by Police, you may also be charged with drug trafficking, which is a very serious offence and commonly results in a sentence of imprisonment....
by Galbally Parker | Feb 24, 2023
Have you received a criminal conviction, or sentence that you believe is unfair, unjust, or erroneous? Fortunately, you may have grounds to lodge an appeal. In Victoria, a person who has been convicted and sentenced in the Supreme Court, County Court or Magistrates...
by Galbally Parker | Feb 21, 2023
You’ve been convicted of a criminal offence, and now have a criminal record. But what does this mean for you and your future? The potential effects of a criminal conviction do not stop once your case has been settled. Having a criminal record can have many negative...
by Galbally Parker | Feb 10, 2023
How did we get here? Any person living in Victoria over the last three years will have heard of the scandal of ‘Lawyer X’. Nicola Gobbo was a criminal barrister who became a registered Police informer. She informed on her clients. She gave Police privileged...
