by Galbally Parker | Dec 14, 2022
1. You need to be told that you are under arrest and presented with a warrant (if it exists) Law enforcement can arrest you via two avenues; A Warrant; or Where the person is found to be committing an offence and where the Police member believes on reasonable grounds...
by Galbally Parker | Nov 30, 2022
Applying for bail after being remanded in custody is a uniquely confusing and stressful experience for an accused person and their family. The process of making the application will depend on a number of factors, including: The offence alleged; Whether the accused was...
by Galbally Parker | Nov 23, 2022
Choosing a Criminal Defence Lawyer to represent you or your loved one is a significant decision to make. Not only are you trusting your lawyer to give you the best legal advice, you are also trusting them to make the best decisions in your case, to stay on top of...
by Galbally Parker | Nov 16, 2022
Murder and manslaughter are two forms of homicide. Homicide is a blanket term for offences which cause the death of another person. Both murder and manslaughter involve the death of another human being. Both are serious offences which inevitably carry with them...
by Galbally Parker | Nov 10, 2022
Having a criminal record can negatively affect many aspects of a person’s life, including their ability to obtain finance. Financial lenders, and most particularly banks, have received significant negative attention through the media. The Financial Service Royal...
by Galbally Parker | Nov 2, 2022
In Victoria, there are two kinds of appeal: Conviction appeals; and Sentence appeals. Most appeals are progressed through the Court of Appeal where there has been a Trial or Plea in the County Court of Victoria or Supreme Court of Victoria. However, there are also...
