Author: Anthony Strik

Is photographic evidence alone sufficient to prove “wounding” in criminal cases, or is expert medical testimony always necessary? The Legal Definition of […]

Intro In early January, a Solicitor for an animal rights legal organization contacted a state Legal Assistance Team requesting urgent representation in […]

Are you thinking of selling a few cars this year? Be careful – you could unknowingly be breaking the law. Under the […]

DAYNEY v THE KING [2024] HCA 22 Today, the High Court unanimously dismissed an appeal from the Court of Appeal of the […]

Medium Neutral Citation:R v Smith [2023] NSWDC 88Hearing dates:14 March 2023Decision date:29 March 2023Jurisdiction:CriminalBefore:P Conlon SC ADCJDecision: In respect of Counts 10, […]

In the recent decision of Novikov & Novikov [2024] FedCFamC1A 56, the Full Court of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of […]

From R v Amanatidis [2001] NSWCCA 400 9 Possession of a thing in the criminal law involves physical control or custody of […]

@ para 65: “…it is important to remember that in Australia, whilst the welfare (or best interests) of the child are, by […]

The case involves an application by [NKT] Pty Ltd for review of a decision by the Commissioner for Fair Trading to refuse […]