AREAS OF CRIMINAL LAW PRACTICE
We have a track record of successfully defending serious criminal offences. These include the following:-
1. Murder, Attempted Murder, Manslaughter

2. Malicious Wounding Causing Grievous Bodily Harm

3. Abduction
• Kidnapping
• Procuring an Abduction

4. Property Offences
• Robbery/Armed Robbery in company
• Extortion
• Housebreaking
• Larceny
• Embezzlement
• Fraud
• Deception

5. Firearms Offences
• Unregistered Firearms
• Being Unlicensed
• Unsafe Keeping of Firearms
• Riot
• Affray
• Offensive Conduct
• Offensive Language

6. Public Order Offences
• Riot
• Affray
• Offensive Conduct
• Offensive Language

7. Commissions
• Corrupt Receipt of Commissions
• Corrupt Receipt of Benefits
• Being a Corrupt Trustee

8. Forgery and False Instruments
• Computer Offences
• Falsifying Documents

9. Assist in Suicide

10. Receive Benefit/Advantage by Deception

11. Trespass

12. Breach of Duties as a Director of a Company

13. Breaches of Various Other Acts of Parliament, for example:-
• Local Government
• Environmental Protection and Assessment Act
• Road Traffic (Safety & Traffic Management) Act 1999
• Road Traffic (General) Act 1999
• Unlawful Gambling Act
• Summary Offences Act
• Criminal Defamation
• Companion Animals Act

14. Independent Commission Agencies
• Corruption Act 1988
• National Crime Authority (State Provisions) Act 1984
• NSW Crime Commission Act 1984
• Special Commissions of Enquiry Act 1981

15. Traffic Offences
• Dangerous Driving/Dangerous Navigation Causing Death/Grievous Bodily Harm
• Drink Driving – PCA, Refuse Breath Test, DVI
• Negligent Driving, Causing Death or Grievous Bodily Harm
• Speeding Over 30kph/40kph above the Speed Limit
• Drive Manner Dangerous, Drive at Speed Dangerous
• Drive Recklessly, Drive Furiously
• Drive Whilst Disqualified, Drive Whilst Cancelled, Drive Whilst Suspended
• Menacing Driving
• Red Lights, School Zone Breaches

16. Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders
We have a proven record in defending and representing domestic violence offences. These include the following:-
• Personal Protection Orders
• Family/Domestic Protection Orders
• Defending Apprehended Violence Orders sought to be made against you
• Proving need for Orders and the necessity of same
• Intimidation claims/allegations
• Stalking claims/allegations
• Telephone Interim Orders
• Variation or Revocation of Court Orders
• Contravening an Order - the consequences

LEGAL ADVICE AND COURT REPRESENTATION
We also give legal advice and court representation in the following areas:
1. Bail Act - Bail Applications, Variations
2. Various Sentencing legislation - mitigating/aggravating factors
3. Search Warrants Act 1985
4. Telecommunications (Interception) (NSW) Act 1987
5. Confiscation of Assets and Compensation Acts
6. Listening Devices Act 1984

COMMONWEALTH CRIMINAL CODE ACT 1995
Attempt (11.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Complicity and common purpose (11.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Innocent agency (11.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Incitement (11.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Conspiracy (11.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Corporate criminal responsibility
Fault elements other than negligence (12.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Negligence (12.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Bribing a foreign public official (70.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Murder of a UN or associated person (71.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Manslaughter of a UN or associated person (71.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Intentionally causing serious harm to a UN or associated person (71.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Recklessly causing serious harm to a UN or associated person (71.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Intentionally causing harm to a UN or associated person (71.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Recklessly causing harm to a UN or associated person (71.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unlawful sexual penetration (71.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Kidnapping a UN or associated person (71.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unlawful detention of UN or associated person (71.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Intentionally causing damage to UN or associated person's property etc (71.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Threatening to commit other offences (71.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offences (71.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Explosives and lethal devices Offences (72.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Trafficking in unmarked plastic explosives etc (72.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing or exporting unmarked plastic explosives etc (72.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Manufacturing unmarked plastic explosives etc (72.14 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing unmarked plastic explosives etc (72.15 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Packaging requirements for plastic explosives (72.17 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of people smuggling (73.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offence of people smuggling (exploitation etc.) (73.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offence of people smuggling (at least 5 people) (73.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Making, providing or possessing a false travel or identity document (73.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Providing or possessing a travel or identity document issued or altered dishonestly or as a result of threats (73.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Providing or possessing a travel or identity document to be used by a person who is not the rightful user (73.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Taking possession of or destroying another person's travel or identity document (73.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Treason (80.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Sedition (80.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Espionage and similar activities (91.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Terrorist acts (101.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Providing or receiving training connected with terrorist acts (101.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing things connected with terrorist acts (101.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Collecting or making documents likely to facilitate terrorist acts (101.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Other acts done in preparation for, or planning, terrorist acts (101.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Directing the activities of a terrorist organisation (102.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Membership of a terrorist organisation (102.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Recruiting for a terrorist organisation (102.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Getting funds to, from or for a terrorist organisation (102.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Providing support to a terrorist organisation (102.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Financing terrorism (103.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Financing a terrorist (103.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence for contravening a control order (104.27 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Requirement to provide name etc. (105.21 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Disclosure offences (105.41 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Questioning of person prohibited while person is detained (105.42 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offences of contravening safeguards (105.45 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Murder of an Australian citizen or a resident of Australia (115.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Manslaughter of an Australian citizen or a resident of Australia (115.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Intentionally causing serious harm to an Australian citizen or a resident of Australia (115.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Recklessly causing serious harm to an Australian citizen or a resident of Australia (115.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Theft (131.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Appropriation of property (131.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Theft of land or things forming part of land (131.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Receiving (132.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Robbery (132.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated robbery (132.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Burglary (132.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated burglary (132.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Making off without payment (132.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Going equipped for theft or a property offence (132.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dishonest taking or retention of property (132.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Obtaining property by deception (134.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Obtaining a financial advantage by deception (134.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
General dishonesty (135.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Obtaining financial advantage (135.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Conspiracy to defraud (135.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
False or misleading statements in applications (136.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
False or misleading information (137.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
False or misleading documents (137.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unwarranted demands of a Commonwealth public official (139.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unwarranted demands made by a Commonwealth public official (139.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Bribery of a Commonwealth public official (141.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Corrupting benefits given to, or received by, a Commonwealth public official (142.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Abuse of public office (142.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Forgery (144.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using forged document (145.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession of forged document (145.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession, making or adaptation of devices etc. for making forgeries (145.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Falsification of documents etc (145.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Giving information derived from false or misleading documents (145.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Threatening to cause harm to a Commonwealth public official etc (147.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Impersonation of an official by a non official (148.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Obstruction of Commonwealth public officials (149.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Genocide by killing (268.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Genocide by causing serious bodily or mental harm (268.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Genocide by deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about physical destruction (268.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Genocide by imposing measures intended to prevent births (268.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Genocide by forcibly transferring children (268.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--extermination (268.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--enslavement (268.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--deportation or forcible transfer of population (268.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--imprisonment or other severe deprivation of physical liberty (268.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--torture (268.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--rape (268.14 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--sexual slavery (268.15 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--enforced prostitution (268.16Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--forced pregnancy (268.17 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--enforced sterilisation (268.18 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--sexual violence (268.19 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--persecution (268.20 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--enforced disappearance of persons (268.21 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--apartheid (268.22 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Crime against humanity--other inhumane act (268.23 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--wilful killing (268.24 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--torture (268.25 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--inhumane treatment (268.26 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--biological experiments (268.27 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--wilfully causing great suffering (268.28Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--destruction and appropriation of property (268.29 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--compelling service in hostile forces (268.30 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--denying a fair trial (268.31 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--unlawful deportation or transfer (268.32 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--unlawful confinement (268.33 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--taking hostages (268.34 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking civilians (268.35 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking civilian objects (268.36 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking personnel or objects involved in a humanitarian assistance or peacekeeping mission (268.37 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--excessive incidental death, injury or damage (268.38 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking undefended places (268.39 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--killing or injuring a person who is hors de combat (268.40 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--improper use of a flag of truce (268.41 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--improper use of a flag, insignia or uniform of the adverse party (268.42 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--improper use of a flag, insignia or uniform of the United Nations (268.43 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--improper use of the distinctive emblems of the Geneva Conventions (268.44 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--transfer of population (268.45 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking protected objects (268.46 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--mutilation (268.47 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--medical or scientific experiments (268.48 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--treacherously killing or injuring (268.49 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--denying quarter (268.50 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--destroying or seizing the enemy's property (268.51 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--depriving nationals of the adverse power of rights or actions (268.52 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--compelling participation in military operations (268.53 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--pillaging (268.54 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--employing poison or poisoned weapons (268.55 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--employing prohibited gases, liquids, materials or devices (268.56 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--employing prohibited bullets (268.57 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--outrages upon personal dignity (268.58 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--rape (268.59 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--enforced prostitution (268.61 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--forced pregnancy (268.62 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--enforced sterilisation (268.63 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--sexual violence (268.64 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--using protected persons as shields (268.65 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking persons or objects using the distinctive emblems of the Geneva Conventions (268.66 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--using, conscripting or enlisting children (268.68 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime—murder (268.70 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--mutilation (268.71 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--cruel treatment (268.72 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--torture (268.73 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--outrages upon personal dignity (268.74 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--taking hostages (268.75 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--sentencing or execution without due process (268.76 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking civilians (268.77 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking persons or objects using the distinctive emblems of the Geneva Conventions (268.78 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking personnel or objects involved in a humanitarian assistance or peacekeeping mission (268.79 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking protected objects (268.80 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--pillaging (268.81Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--rape (268.82 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--sexual slavery (268.83 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--enforced prostitution (268.84 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--forced pregnancy (268.85 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--enforced sterilisation (268.86 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--sexual violence (268.87 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--using, conscripting or enlisting children (268.88 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--displacing civilians (268.89 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--treacherously killing or injuring (268.90 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--denying quarter (268.91 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--mutilation (268.92 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--medical or scientific experiments (268.93 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--destroying or seizing an adversary's property (268.94 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--medical procedure (268.95 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--removal of blood, tissue or organs for transplantation (268.96 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attack against works or installations containing dangerous forces resulting in excessive loss of life or injury to civilians (268.97 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking undefended places or demilitarized zones (268.98 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--unjustifiable delay in the repatriation of prisoners of war or civilians (268.99 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--apartheid (268.100 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
War crime--attacking protected objects (268.101 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Perjury (268.102 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Falsifying evidence (268.103 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Destroying or concealing evidence (268.104 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Deceiving witnesses (268.105 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Corrupting witnesses or interpreters (268.106 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Threatening witnesses or interpreters (268.107 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Preventing witnesses or interpreters (268.108 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Preventing production of things in evidence (268.109 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Reprisals against witnesses (268.110 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Reprisals against officials of the International Criminal Court (268.111 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Perverting the course of justice (268.112 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Receipt of a corrupting benefit by an official of the International Criminal Court (268.113 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Slavery offences (270.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Sexual servitude offences (270.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Deceptive recruiting for sexual services (270.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offences (270.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of trafficking in persons (271.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offence of trafficking in persons (271.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of trafficking in children (271.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of domestic trafficking in persons (271.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offence of domestic trafficking in persons (271.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of domestic trafficking in children (271.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of debt bondage (271.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Offence of aggravated debt bondage (271.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs (302.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Trafficking marketable quantities of controlled drugs (302.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Trafficking controlled drugs (302.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Cultivating commercial quantities of controlled plants (303.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Cultivating marketable quantities of controlled plants (303.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Cultivating controlled plants (303.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Selling commercial quantities of controlled plants (304.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Selling marketable quantities of controlled plants (304.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Selling controlled plants (304.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Manufacturing commercial quantities of controlled drugs (305.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Manufacturing marketable quantities of controlled drugs (305.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Manufacturing controlled drugs (305.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Pre trafficking commercial quantities of controlled precursors (306.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Pre trafficking marketable quantities of controlled precursors (306.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Pre trafficking controlled precursors (306.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting commercial quantities of border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (307.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting marketable quantities of border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (307.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (307.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting border controlled drugs or border controlled plants--no defence relating to lack of commercial intent (307.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing commercial quantities of unlawfully imported border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (307.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing marketable quantities of unlawfully imported border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (307.6Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing unlawfully imported border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (307.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing commercial quantities of border controlled drugs or border controlled plants reasonably suspected of having been unlawfully imported (307.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing marketable quantities of border controlled drugs or border controlled plants reasonably suspected of having been unlawfully imported (307.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing border controlled drugs or border controlled plants reasonably suspected of having been unlawfully imported (307.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting commercial quantities of border controlled precursors (307.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting marketable quantities of border controlled precursors (307.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Importing and exporting border controlled precursors (307.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing controlled drugs (308.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing controlled precursors (308.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing plant material, equipment or instructions for commercial cultivation of controlled plants (308.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing substance, equipment or instructions for commercial manufacture of controlled drugs (308.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Supplying controlled drugs to children (309.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Supplying marketable quantities of controlled drugs to children for trafficking (309.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Supplying controlled drugs to children for trafficking (309.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for trafficking marketable quantities of controlled drugs (309.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for trafficking controlled drugs (309.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for pre trafficking marketable quantities of controlled precursors (309.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for pre trafficking controlled precursors (309.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for importing or exporting marketable quantities of border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (309.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for importing or exporting border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (309.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for importing or exporting marketable quantities of border controlled precursors (309.14 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Procuring children for importing or exporting border controlled precursors (309.15 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Danger from exposure to unlawful manufacturing (310.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Harm from exposure to unlawful manufacturing (310.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Aggravated offences--manufacturing controlled drugs and controlled precursors (310.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Business of trafficking controlled drugs (311.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Business of pre trafficking by selling controlled precursors (311.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Business of importing or exporting border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (311.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Business of importing or exporting border controlled precursors (311.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Business of supplying controlled drugs to children (311.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--cultivating controlled plants (311.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--selling controlled plants (311.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--manufacturing controlled drugs (311.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--pre trafficking controlled precursors (311.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--importing or exporting border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (311.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--possessing unlawfully imported border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (311.14 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--possessing border controlled drugs or border controlled plants reasonably suspected of having been unlawfully imported (311.15 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--importing or exporting border controlled precursors (311.16 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--supplying controlled drugs to children for trafficking (311.17 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--procuring children for trafficking controlled drugs (311.18 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--procuring children for pre trafficking controlled precursors (311.19 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--procuring children for importing or exporting border controlled drugs or border controlled plants (311.20 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Multiple offences--procuring children for importing or exporting border controlled (311.21 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Cross border offence of disposal or acquisition of a firearm (360.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Taking or sending a firearm across borders (360.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Contaminating goods (380.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Threatening to contaminate goods (380.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Making false statements about contamination of goods (380.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dealing in proceeds of crime etc.--money or property worth $1,000,000 or more (400.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dealing in proceeds of crime etc.--money or property worth $100,000 or more (400.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dealing in proceeds of crime etc.--money or property worth $50,000 or more (400.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dealing in proceeds of crime etc.--money or property worth $10,000 or more (400.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dealing in proceeds of crime etc.--money or property worth $1,000 or more (400.7Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dealing in proceeds of crime etc.--money or property of any value (400.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession etc. of property reasonably suspected of being proceeds of crime etc. (400.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Theft of mail receptacles, articles or postal messages (471.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Receiving stolen mail receptacles, articles or postal messages (471.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Taking or concealing of mail receptacles, articles or postal messages (471.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dishonest removal of postage stamps or postmarks (471.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dishonest use of previously used, defaced or obliterated stamps (471.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Damaging or destroying mail receptacles, articles or postal messages (471.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Tampering with mail receptacles (471.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dishonestly obtaining delivery of articles (471.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Hoaxes--explosives and dangerous substances (471.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a postal or similar service to make a threat (471.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a postal or similar service to menace, harass or cause offence (471.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Causing a dangerous article to be carried by a postal or similar service (471.13 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Causing an explosive, or a dangerous or harmful substance, to be carried by post (471.15 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
General dishonesty with respect to a carriage service provider (474.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Person acting for a carrier or carriage service provider (474.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Interception devices (474.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Wrongful delivery of communications (474.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Interference with facilities (474.6 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Modification etc. of a telecommunications device identifier (474.7 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession or control of data or a device with intent to modify a telecommunications device identifier (474.8 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Producing, supplying or obtaining data or a device with intent to modify a telecommunications device identifier (474.9 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Copying subscription specific secure data (474.10 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession or control of data or a device with intent to copy an account identifier (474.11 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Producing, supplying or obtaining data or a device with intent to copy an account identifier (474.12 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a telecommunications network with intention to commit a serious offence (474.14 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service to make a threat (474.15 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service for a hoax threat (474.16 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence (474.17 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Improper use of emergency call service (474.18 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service for child pornography material (474.19 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing, controlling, producing, supplying or obtaining child pornography material for use through a carriage service (474.20 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service for child abuse material (474.22 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing, controlling, producing, supplying or obtaining child abuse material for use through a carriage service (474.23 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Obligations of Internet service providers and Internet content hosts (474.25 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service to procure persons under 16 years of age (474.26 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service to "groom" persons under 16 years of age (474.27 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Using a carriage service for suicide related material (474.29A Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possessing, controlling, producing, supplying or obtaining suicide related material for use through a carriage service (474.29B Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unauthorised access, modification or impairment with intent to commit a serious offence (477.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unauthorised modification of data to cause impairment (477.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unauthorised impairment of electronic communication (477.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unauthorised access to, or modification of, restricted data (478.1 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Unauthorised impairment of data held on a computer disk etc. (478.2 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession or control of data with intent to commit a computer offence (478.3 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Producing, supplying or obtaining data with intent to commit a computer offence (478.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Dishonestly obtaining or dealing in personal financial information (480.4 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)
Possession or control of thing with intent to dishonestly obtain or deal in personal financial information (480.5 Commonwealth Criminal Code Act)

SUMMARY OF BAIL ACT 1978 (NSW)
SECTION 8
THIS SECTION GIVES THE ACCUSED A RIGHT TO BE RELEASED ON BAIL IF:
• The offence that the accused has allegedly committed is a minor offence
• or an offence committed under the Summary Offences Act 1988 (NSW)
• or if the alleged offence is not punishable by life imprisonment nor a breach of failing to appear before the Court on a bail undertaking under section 51.
Bail can be granted conditionally or unconditionally and once a bail undertaking has been given the accused will be released into custody.

THE PRESUMPTION OF A RIGHT TO BAIL WILL BE REBUTTED IF THE ACCUSED:
• Has previously failed to comply with a bail undertaking or conditions
• Is incapacitated by injury, drug use or intoxication
• Is in danger of physical injury or in need of physical protection
• Stands convicted of the offence or the conviction is stayed
• Is currently in custody serving a sentence of life imprisonment in relation to another offence; and if the period of custody would be for a longer period than the period of bail.
• Has committed an offence where the act specifically rebuts the presumption 8A-8F.

SECTION 8A
THERE WILL BE A PRESUMPTION AGAINST BAIL IF THE ACCUSED HAS COMMITTED AN OFFENCE UNDER THE FOLLOWING ACTS:
• Certain Drug Offences under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985.
• Drug offences under the Criminal Code of the Commonwealth 1995
• Terrorism Offences under the Criminal Code of the Commonwealth 1995

SECTION 9
THERE IS A PRESUMPTION FOR BAIL EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFENCES:
• Those mentioned in section 8A-8F or breaches of section 51 of the Bail Act.
• Offences relating to Murder, Attempted Murder , the use of documents to make a threat against a person’s life, aiding a person’s suicide, acts causing danger to life or bodily harm, wounding or causing grievous bodily harm with intent, certain sexual assault offences, kidnapping and certain robbery offences under the Crimes Act .

SECTION 9A-9D: FURTHERMORE TO SECTION 8A & SECTION 9:
There is an exception from the presumption of bail for certain domestic violence offences or if the accused committed the offence while either on parole, in custody, on good behaviour bond or was serving a sentence but not in custody.

SECTION 32: CRITERIA THAT WILL BE CONSIDERED WHEN DETERMINING WHETHER BAIL WILL BE GRANTED:
• Probability of whether the person will appear in court
• The background & community ties of the accused including the person details of the person’s residence, employment, family situation and prior criminal record.
• The background & community/kinship ties and other traditional ties in the case of an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person.
• Whether there has been any previous failure to appear in court or breaches of any bail conditions.
• Circumstances of the offence, strength of evidence and severity of penalty.
• The interests of the accused including the length of time in custody & custody conditions.
• Whether accused needs bail to prepare for their appearance in court or to obtain legal assistance, or to be free for any other legal purpose.
• Whether the person is incapacitated by intoxication, injury or use of a drug or is otherwise in danger of physical injury or in need of physical protection.
• If the accused is under the age of 18 is an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander, or has an intellectual disability or is mentally ill or any other special needs.
• The protection of the alleged victim & their family or any other person the court considers in need of protection, the protection of the community.
• The likelihood of whether the accused would interfere with evidence, witnesses or jurors.
• Likelihood of the accused committing a serious offence while on bail.
• If the offence for which bail is being considered involved the possession or use of an offensive weapon or instrument within the meaning of the Crimes Act 1900 or any prior criminal record in respect of such an offence.
• If the offence was a serious offence or whether it was of a sexual or violent nature within the meaning of the Crimes Act 1900

ACTS DONE TO THE PERSON WITH INTENT TO MURDER (SECTION 27 CRIMES ACT)
Attempts to murder by other means (Section 30 Crimes Act)
Suicide and attempt to commit suicide (Section 31A Crimes Act)
Aiding etc suicide (Section 31C Crimes Act)
Wounding or grievous bodily harm with intent (Section 33 Crimes Act)
Discharging firearm etc with intent (Section 33A Crimes Act)
Use or possession of weapon to resist arrest etc (Section 33B Crimes Act)
Reckless grievous bodily harm or wounding (Section 35 Crimes Act)
Causing dog to inflict grievous bodily harm or actual bodily harm (Section 35A Crimes Act)
Attempts to choke etc (garrotting) (Section 37 Crimes Act)
Using intoxicating substance to commit an indictable offence (Section 38 Crimes Act)
Spiking drink or food (Section 38A Crimes Act)
Using poison etc to endanger life or inflict grievous bodily harm (Section 39 Crimes Act)
Using poison etc to injure or to cause distress or pain (Section 41Crimes Act)
Poisoning etc of water supply (Section 41A Crimes Act)
Injuries to child at time of birth (Section 42 Crimes Act)
Abandoning or exposing a child under 7 years (Section 43 Crimes Act)
Failure of persons with parental responsibility to care for child (Section 43A Crimes Act)
Not providing wife or servant with food etc (Section 44 Crimes Act)
Prohibition of female genital mutilation (Section 45 Crimes Act)
Causing bodily injury by gunpowder etc (Section 46 Crimes Act)
Using etc explosive substance or corrosive fluid etc (Section 47 Crimes Act)
Causing explosives to be placed in or near building, conveyance or public place (Section 48 Crimes Act)
Setting trap etc (Section 49 Crimes Act)
Predatory driving (Section 51A Crimes Act)
Dangerous driving (Section 52A Crimes Act)
Offence of failing to stop and assist after vehicle impact causing death or grievous bodily harm (Section 52AB Crimes Act)
Injuries by furious driving etc (Section 53 Crimes Act)
Causing grievous bodily harm (Section 54 Crimes Act)
Possessing or making explosives or other things with intent to injure (Section 55 Crimes Act)
Obstructing member of the clergy in discharge of his or her duties (Section 56 Crimes Act)
Assault with intent to commit a serious indictable offence on certain officers (Section 58 Crimes Act)
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm (Section 59 Crimes Act)
Assault during public disorder (Section 59A Crimes Act)
Assault and other actions against police officers (Section 60 Crimes Act)
Assault and other actions against law enforcement officers (other than police officers) (Section 60A Crimes Act)
Actions against third parties connected with law enforcement officers (Section 60B Crimes Act)
Obtaining of personal information about law enforcement officers (Section 60C Crimes Act)
Assaults etc at schools (Section 60E Crimes Act)
Common assault prosecuted by indictment (Section 61 Crimes Act)
Sexual assault (Section 61I Crimes Act)
Aggravated sexual assault (Section 61J Crimes Act)
Aggravated sexual assault in company (Section 61JA Crimes Act)
Assault with intent to have sexual intercourse (Section 61K Crimes Act)
Indecent assault (Section 61L Crimes Act)
Aggravated indecent assault (Section 61M Crimes Act)
Act of indecency-Any person who commits an act of indecency with or towards a person (Section 61N Crimes Act)
Aggravated act of indecency (Section 61O Crimes Act)
Attempt to commit offence under sections 61I-61O (Section 61P Crimes Act)
Sexual intercourse-child under 10 (Section 66A Crimes Act)
Attempting, or assaulting with intent, to have sexual intercourse with child under 10 (Section 66B Crimes Act)
Sexual intercourse-child between 10 and 16 (Section 66C Crimes Act)
Attempting, or assaulting with intent, to have sexual intercourse with child between 10 and 16 (Section 66D Crimes Act)
Persistent sexual abuse of a child (Section 66EA Crimes Act)
Procuring or grooming child under 16 for unlawful sexual activity (Section 66EB Crimes Act)
Sexual intercourse-intellectual disability (Section 66F Crimes Act)
Sexual intercourse with child between 16 and 18 under special care (Section 73 Crimes Act)
Incest (Section 78A Crimes Act)
Incest attempts (Section 78B Crimes Act)
Bestiality (Section 79 Crimes Act)
Attempt to commit bestiality (Section 80 Crimes Act)
Sexual assault by forced self-manipulation (Section 80A Crimes Act)
Causing sexual servitude (Section 80D Crimes Act)
Conduct of business involving sexual servitude (Section 80E Crimes Act)
Misconduct with regard to corpses (Section 81C Crimes Act)
Administering drugs etc to herself by woman with child (Section 82 Crimes Act)
Administering drugs etc to woman with intent (Section 83 Crimes Act)
Procuring drugs etc (Section 84 Crimes Act)
Concealment of birth (Section 85 Crimes Act)
Kidnapping (Section 86 Crimes Act)
Child abduction (Section 87Crimes Act)
Procuring etc (Section 91A Crimes Act)
Procuring person by drugs etc (Section 91B Crimes Act)
Promoting or engaging in acts of child prostitution (Section 91D Crimes Act)
Obtaining benefit from child prostitution (Section 91E Crimes Act)
Premises not to be used for child prostitution (Section 91F Crimes Act)
Children not to be used for pornographic purposes (Section 91G Crimes Act)
Production, dissemination or possession of child pornography (Section 91H Crimes Act)
Bigamy (Section 92 Crimes Act)
Participator in bigamy (Section 93 Crimes Act)
Riot (Section 93B Crimes Act)
Affray (Section 93C Crimes Act)
Possession, supply or making of explosives (Section 93FA Crimes Act)
Possession of dangerous articles other than firearms (Section 93B Crimes Act)
Causing danger with firearm or spear gun (Section 93G Crimes Act)
Firing at dwelling-houses or buildings (Section 93GA Crimes Act)
Trespassing with or dangerous use of firearm or spear gun (Section 93H Crimes Act)
Possession of unregistered firearm in public place (Section 93I Crimes Act)
Contaminating goods with intent to cause public alarm or economic loss (Section 93K Crimes Act)
Threatening to contaminate goods with intent to cause public alarm or economic loss (Section 93L Crimes Act)
Making false statements concerning contamination of goods with intent to cause public alarm or economic loss (Section 93M Crimes Act)
Aggravated circumstances-unwarranted demand (Section 93N Crimes Act)
Aggravated circumstances-death or grievous bodily harm (Section 93O Crimes Act)
Conveying false information that a person or property is in danger (Section 93Q Crimes Act)
Leaving or sending an article with intent to cause alarm (Section 93R Crimes Act)
Participation in criminal groups (Section 93T Crimes Act)
Offence of conducting unlawful gambling operation (Section 93V Crimes Act)
Robbery or stealing from the person (Section 94 Crimes Act)
Same in circumstances of aggravation (Section 95 Crimes Act)
Same (robbery) with wounding (Section 96 Crimes Act)
Robbery etc or stopping a mail, being armed or in company (Section 97 Crimes Act)
Robbery with arms etc and wounding (Section 98 Crimes Act)
Demanding property with intent to steal (Section 99 Crimes Act)
Breaking out of dwelling-house after committing, or entering with intent to commit, indictable offence (Section 109 Crimes Act)
Breaking, entering and assaulting with intent to murder etc (Section 110 Crimes Act)
Entering dwelling-house (Section 111 Crimes Act)
Breaking etc into any house etc and committing serious indictable offence (Section 112 Crimes Act)
Breaking etc into any house etc with intent to commit serious indictable offence (Section 113 Crimes Act)
Being armed with intent to commit indictable offence (Section 114 Crimes Act)
Being convicted offender armed with intent to commit indictable offence (Section 115 Crimes Act)
Punishment for larceny (Section 117 Crimes Act)
Fraudulent appropriation (Section 124 Crimes Act)
Larceny by bailee (Section 125 Crimes Act)
Stealing cattle or killing with intent to steal (Section 126 Crimes Act)
Unlawfully using etc another person’s cattle (Section 131 Crimes Act)
Stealing dogs (Section 132 Crimes Act)
Taking money to restore dogs (Section 133 Crimes Act)
Stealing, destroying etc valuable security (Section 134 Crimes Act)
Stealing, destroying etc wills or codicils (Section 135 Crimes Act)
Stealing, destroying etc records etc of any court or public office (Section 138 Crimes Act)
Stealing etc metal, glass, wood etc fixed to house or land (Section 139 Crimes Act)
Stealing etc trees etc in pleasure-grounds etc (Section 140 Crimes Act)
Stealing property in a dwelling-house (Section 148 Crimes Act)
The same with menaces (Section 149 Crimes Act)
Stealing goods in process of manufacture (Section 150 Crimes Act)
Selling etc materials to be manufactured (Section 151 Crimes Act)
Stealing from ship in port or on wharfs etc (Section 152 Crimes Act)
Stealing from ship in distress or wrecked (Section 153 Crimes Act)
Tenants etc stealing articles let to hire (Section 154 Crimes Act)
Taking a conveyance without consent of owner (Section 154A Crimes Act)
Stealing aircraft and unlawfully taking or exercising control of aircraft (Section 154B Crimes Act)
Taking motor vehicle or vessel with assault or with occupant on board (Section 154C Crimes Act)
Stealing firearms (Section 154D Crimes Act)
Stealing motor vehicle or vessel (Section 154F Crimes Act)
Facilitating organised car or boat rebirthing activities (Section 154G Crimes Act)
Making, using and interfering with unique identifiers (Section 154H Crimes Act)
Possession of motor vehicle or vessel where unique identifier has been interfered with (Section 154I Crimes Act)
Possession of vehicle identification plate not attached to motor vehicle (Section 154J Crimes Act)
Larceny by clerks or servants (Section 156 Crimes Act)
Embezzlement by clerks or servants (Section 157 Crimes Act)
Destruction, falsification of accounts etc by clerk or servant (Section 158 Crimes Act)
Larceny by persons in Public Service (Section 159 Crimes Act)
Embezzlement etc by persons in the Public Service (Section 160 Crimes Act)
Agent misappropriating money etc intrusted to him or her (Section 165 Crimes Act)
The like as to goods etc intrusted to him or her (Section 166 Crimes Act)
Fraudulent sale of property by agent (Section 168 Crimes Act)
The same by person under power of attorney (Section 169 Crimes Act)
Agent obtaining advances on property of his or her principal (Section 170 Crimes Act)
Trustees fraudulently disposing of property (Section 172 Crimes Act)
Directors etc fraudulently appropriating etc property (Section 173 Crimes Act)
Directors etc omitting certain entries (Section 174 Crimes Act)
Director etc wilfully destroying etc books of company etc (Section 175 Crimes Act)
Director or officer publishing fraudulent statements (Section 176 Crimes Act)
Directors etc cheating or defrauding (Section 176A Crimes Act)
Fraudulent misappropriation of moneys collected or received (Section 178A Crimes Act)
Valueless cheques (Section 178B Crimes Act)
Obtaining money etc by deception (Section 178BA Crimes Act)
Obtaining money etc by false or misleading statements (Section 178BB Crimes Act)
Obtaining credit by fraud (Section 178C Crimes Act)
False pretences etc (Section 179 Crimes Act)
Causing payment etc by false pretence etc (Section 180 Crimes Act)
False pretence of title (Section 181 Crimes Act)
Fraudulent personation (Section 184 Crimes Act)
Personating owner of stock or property (Section 184A Crimes Act)
Inducing persons by fraud to execute instruments (Section 185 Crimes Act)
Inducing persons to enter into certain arrangements by misleading etc statements etc (Section 185A Crimes Act)
Taking reward for helping to recover stolen property (Section 186 Crimes Act)
Receiving stolen property where stealing a serious indictable offence (Section 188 Crimes Act)
Receiving etc where principal guilty of minor indictable offence (Section 189 Crimes Act)
Receiving etc goods stolen out of New South Wales (Section 189A Crimes Act)
Receiving etc cattle unlawfully killed, or carcass etc (Section 190 Crimes Act)
Receiving material or tools intrusted for manufacture (Section 192 Crimes Act)
Money laundering (Section 193B Crimes Act)
Dealing with property suspected of being proceeds of crime (Section 193C Crimes Act)
Dealing with property that subsequently becomes an instrument of crime (Section 193D Crimes Act)
Destroying or damaging property (Section 195 Crimes Act)
Destroying or damaging property with intent to injure a person (Section 196 Crimes Act)
Dishonestly destroying or damaging property (Section 197 Crimes Act)
Destroying or damaging property with intention of endangering life (Section 198 Crimes Act)
Threatening to destroy or damage property (Section 199 Crimes Act)
Possession etc of explosive or other article with intent to destroy or damage property (Section 200 Crimes Act)
Interfering with a mine (Section 201 Crimes Act)
Causing damage etc to sea, river, canal and other works (Section 202 Crimes Act)
Sabotage (Section 203B Crimes Act)
Threaten sabotage (Section 203C Crimes Act)
Bushfire Offence (Section 203E Crimes Act)
Destruction of, or damage to, an aircraft or vessel with intent or reckless indifference (Section 204 Crimes Act)
Prejudicing the safe operation of an aircraft or vessel (Section 205 Crimes Act)
Assault etc on member of crew of aircraft or vessel (Section 206 Crimes Act)
Placing etc dangerous articles on board an aircraft or vessel (Section 207 Crimes Act)
Threatening to destroy etc an aircraft, vessel or vehicle (Section 208 Crimes Act)
False information as to plan etc to prejudice the safety of an aircraft or vessel or persons on board an aircraft or vessel (Section 209 Crimes Act)
Destroying, damaging etc an aid to navigation (Section 210 Crimes Act)
Criminal acts relating to railways (Section 211 Crimes Act)
Endangering passengers etc on railway (Section 212 Crimes Act)
Obstructing a railway (Section 213 Crimes Act)
Obstructing a railway-verdict of misdemeanour (Section 214 Crimes Act)
Corrupt commissions or rewards (Section 249B Crimes Act)
Misleading documents or statements used or made by agents (Section 249C Crimes Act)
Corrupt inducements for advice (Section 249D Crimes Act)
Corrupt benefits for trustees and others (Section 249E Crimes Act)
Aiding, abetting etc (Section 249F Crimes Act)
Repayment of value of gift etc (Section 249G Crimes Act)
Blackmail offence (Section 249K Crimes Act)
Forgery of Royal or public seals (Section 253 Crimes Act)
Forgery of Acts, proclamations etc (Section 255 Crimes Act)
Forgery of East India bonds, Exchequer bills, or debentures etc (Section 260 Crimes Act)
Forging etc a bank note etc (Section 265 Crimes Act)
Engraving or having any plate etc for making bank notes or paper (Section 266 Crimes Act)
Engraving etc any part of a bank note etc (Section 267 Crimes Act)
Having moulds for paper with the name of any banker (Section 269 Crimes Act)
Engraving plates for foreign bills or notes (Section 270 Crimes Act)
Forging wills (Section 271 Crimes Act)
Forging signature of Supreme Court Judge to decree etc or tendering same in evidence with forged signature (Section 278 Crimes Act)
Forgery of signature to copies etc admissible in evidence of decrees etc (Section 285 Crimes Act)
Forgery of seal etc on public documents etc and copies admissible in evidence (Section 289 Crimes Act)
Forging etc certificate issued by officer outside New South Wales (Section 291Crimes Act)
Falsifying entries of births etc or giving false certificates (Section 296 Crimes Act)
Making false entries in copies sent to registrar (Section 297 Crimes Act)
Demanding property on forged instruments (Section 298 Crimes Act)
Making or using false instruments (Section 300 Crimes Act)
Making or using copies of false instruments (Section 301 Crimes Act)
Custody of false instruments etc (Section 302 Crimes Act)
Making or possession of implements for making false instruments (Section 302A Crimes Act)
False or misleading applications (Section 307A Crimes Act)
False or misleading information (Section 307B Crimes Act)
False or misleading documents (Section 307C Crimes Act)
Unauthorised access, modification or impairment with intent to commit serious indictable offence (Section 308C Crimes Act)
Unauthorised modification of data with intent to cause impairment (Section 308D Crimes Act)
Unauthorised impairment of electronic communication (Section 308E Crimes Act)
Possession of data with intent to commit serious computer offence (Section 308F Crimes Act)
Producing, supplying or obtaining data with intent to commit serious computer offence (Section 308G Crimes Act)
Unauthorised access to or modification of restricted data held in computer (summary offence) (Section 308H Crimes Act)
Unauthorised impairment of data held in computer disk, credit card or other device (summary offence) (Section 308I Crimes Act)
Rescuing inmate from lawful custody (Section 310 Crimes Act)
Aiding escape (Section 310C Crimes Act)
Escaping (Section 310D Crimes Act)
Tunnels to facilitate escape (Section 310E Crimes Act)
Permitting escape (Section 310F Crimes Act)
Harbouring escapee (Section 310G Crimes Act)
Membership of terrorist organization (Section 310J Crimes Act)
False accusations etc (Section 314 Crimes Act)
Hindering investigation etc (Section 315 Crimes Act)
Threatening or intimidating victims or witnesses (Section 315A Crimes Act)
Concealing serious indictable offence (Section 316 Crimes Act)
Tampering etc with evidence (Section 317 Crimes Act)
Making or using false official instrument to pervert the course of justice (Section 318 Crimes Act)
General offence of perverting the course of justice (Section 319 Crimes Act)
Corruption of witnesses and jurors (Section 321 Crimes Act)
Threatening or intimidating judges, witnesses, jurors etc (Section 322 Crimes Act)
Influencing witnesses and jurors (Section 323 Crimes Act)
Increased penalty if serious indictable offence involved (Section 324 Crimes Act)
Preventing, obstructing or dissuading witness or juror from attending etc (Section 325 Crimes Act)
Reprisals against judges, witnesses, jurors etc (Section 326 Crimes Act)
Offence of perjury (Section 327 Crimes Act)
Perjury with intent to procure conviction or acquittal (Section 328 Crimes Act)
Conviction for false swearing on indictment for perjury (Section 329 Crimes Act)
False statement on oath not amounting to perjury (Section 330 Crimes Act)
Contradictory statements on oath (Section 331 Crimes Act)
Subornation of perjury (Section 333 Crimes Act)
General provisions applicable to perjury and false statement offences (Section 334 Crimes Act)
False statements in evidence on commission (Section 335 Crimes Act)
False entry on public register (Section 336 Crimes Act)
False instruments issued by public officers (Section 337 Crimes Act)
Punishment of accessories after the fact to certain treason-related offences (Section 348 Crimes Act)
Punishment of accessories after the fact to murder etc (Section 349 Crimes Act)
Punishment of accessories after the fact to other serious indictable offences (Section 350 Crimes Act)
Trial and punishment of abettors of minor indictable offences (Section 351 Crimes Act)
Recruiting persons to engage in criminal activity (Section 351A Crimes Act)
Possession of skin etc of stolen cattle (Section 502 Crimes Act)
Stealing dogs (Section 503 Crimes Act)
Possessing stolen dog or skin (Section 504 Crimes Act)
Stealing animals etc ordinarily kept in confinement (Section 505 Crimes Act)
Stealing animals etc ordinarily kept in confinement-second offence (Section 506 Crimes Act)
Possession of stolen animals etc (Section 507 Crimes Act)
Possession of stolen animals etc-second offence (Section 508 Crimes Act)
Restoration of such stolen animals etc (Section 509 Crimes Act)
Setting engine for deer etc (Section 510 Crimes Act)
Taking fish in waters on private property (Section 512 Crimes Act)
Stealing shrubs etc (Section 513 Crimes Act)
Stealing etc live or dead fence etc (Section 515 Crimes Act)
Unlawful possession of trees, fences etc (Section 517 Crimes Act)
Stealing dead wood (Section 518 Crimes Act)
Stealing plants etc in gardens (Section 520 Crimes Act)
Stealing plants etc not growing in gardens (Section 521 Crimes Act)
Stealing of rock, stone etc (Section 521A Crimes Act)
Possession of shipwrecked goods (Section 522 Crimes Act)
Offering shipwrecked goods for sale (Section 523 Crimes Act)
Seizure of such goods (Section 524 Crimes Act)
Stealing or damaging books and other things in public library and other places (Section 525 Crimes Act)
Fraudulently appropriating or retaining property (Section 527 Crimes Act)
Obtaining money etc by wilfully false representation (Section 527A Crimes Act)
Framing a false invoice (Section 527B Crimes Act)
Persons unlawfully in possession of property (Section 527C Crimes Act)
Advertising reward for return of stolen property (Section 528 Crimes Act)
Criminal defamation (Section 529 Crimes Act)
Serious animal cruelty (Section 530 Crimes Act)
Killing or seriously injuring animals used for law enforcement (Section 531 Crimes Act)
Bogus advertisements (Section 545A Crimes Act)
Intimidation or annoyance by violence or otherwise (Section 545B Crimes Act)
Knowingly joining or continuing in etc an unlawful assembly (Section 545C Crimes Act)
Abetting or procuring (Section 546 Crimes Act)
Consorting with convicted persons (Section 546A Crimes Act)
Convicted persons found with intent to commit offence (Section 546B Crimes Act)
Resisting etc police (Section 546C Crimes Act)
Impersonation of police officers (Section 546D Crimes Act)
False statement respecting births, deaths or marriages (Section 547A Crimes Act)
Public mischief (Section 547B Crimes Act)
Peeping or prying (Section 547C Crimes Act)
Person apprehended carrying razor etc (Section 547D Crimes Act)

LOCAL COURT, DISTRICT COURT AND SUPREME COURT
At the Local Court our lawyers (both solicitors and barristers) have extensive experience representing persons charged by the police with the following criminal offences:-

OFFENCES UNDER THE CRIMES ACT 1900
Murder and Manslaughter (Section 18 Crimes Act)
Infanticide (Section 22A Crimes Act)
Conspiring to commit murder (Section 26 Crimes Act)

OFFENCES UNDER THE DRUG MISUSE & TRAFFICKING ACT
SUMMARY OFFENCES:
Possession of prohibited drugs (Section 10 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Possession of equipment for administration of prohibited drugs (Section 11 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Sale, supply and display of waterpipes and ice pipes (Section 11A Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Possession of tablet press (Section 11B Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Possession of instructions for manufacture or production of prohibited drugs (Section 11C Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Self-administration of prohibited drugs (Section 12 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Administration of prohibited drugs to others (Section 13 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Permitting another to administer prohibited drugs (Section 14 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Forging etc prescriptions (Section 15 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Obtaining etc prescription by false representation (Section 16 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Obtaining prohibited drug by false representation (Section 17 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Obtaining prohibited drugs from medical practitioners, nurse practitioners or midwife practitioners (Section 18 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Advertising or holding out that premises are available for use for unlawful administration of prohibited drugs (Section 18A Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Aiding, abetting etc commission of offence in New South Wales (Section 19 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Aiding, abetting etc commission of offence outside New South Wales (Section 20 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)

INDICTABLE OFFENCES:
Offences with respect to prohibited plants (Section 23 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Offences with respect to enhanced indoor cultivation of prohibited plants in presence of children (Section 23A Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Manufacture and production of prohibited drugs (Section 24 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Possession of precursors for manufacture or production of prohibited drugs (Section 24A Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Supply of prohibited drugs (Section 25 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Offence of supplying prohibited drugs on an ongoing basis (Section 25A Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Conspiring (Section 26 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Aiding, abetting etc commission of offence in New South Wales (Section 27 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Conspiring to commit and aiding etc commission of offence outside New South Wales (Section 28 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Traffickable quantity-possession taken to be for supply (Section 29 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Penalty for offences dealt with on indictment not involving commercial quantities (Section 32 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Penalties for offences involving commercial quantities or cultivation for a commercial purpose (Section 33 Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Penalties for offences involving supply to persons under 16 years (Section 33AA Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Penalty for offence involving possession of precursors for manufacture or production of prohibited drugs (Section 33AB Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Penalties for offences involving manufacture or production in presence of children or procuring children to supply prohibited drugs (Section 33AC Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Penalties for offences with respect to enhanced indoor cultivation of prohibited plants in presence of children (Section 33AD Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Offence of entering, or being on, drug premises (Section 36X Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Allowing use of premises as drug premises-offence by owner or occupier (Section 36Y Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)
Offence of organising drug premises (Section 36Z Drug Misuse & Trafficking Act)

OFFENCES UNDER THE BAIL ACT
Fraudulent disposal of assets (Section 42A Bail Act)
Arrest for absconding or breaching condition (Section 50 Bail Act)
Offence of failing to appear (Section 51 Bail Act)
False statements in acknowledgments (Section 56 Bail Act)

OFFENCES UNDER THE CUSTOMS ACT
Prohibition of the importation of goods (Section 50(4) Customs Act)
Ships and aircraft must enter ports or airports (Section 58 Customs Act)
Direct journeys between installations and external places prohibited (Section 58A Customs Act)
Direct journeys between certain resources installations and external places prohibited (Section 58B Customs Act)
Boarding stations-Failure to use (Section 60 Customs Act)
Facility for boarding-Failure (Section 61 Customs Act)
Ships to come quickly to place of unlading- Failure (Section 62 Customs Act)
Ship or aircraft not to be moved without authority (Section 63 Customs Act)
Impending arrival report not completed (Section 64(13) Customs Act)
Arrival report not completed (Section 64AA(10) Customs Act)
Report of stores and prohibited goods not completed (Section 64AAA(8) Customs Act)
Failure in Notifying Customs of particulars of cargo reporters (Section 64AAB(7) Customs Act)
Report to Customs of persons engaged to unload cargo not completed (Section 64AAC Customs Act)
Outturn reports not completed (Section 64ABAA Customs Act)
Explanation of shortlanded or surplus cargo not completed (Section 64ABAC Customs Act)
Offence for failure to comply (Section 64ACD Customs Act)
Non Disclosure of cargo reports to port authorities (Section 64ADA Customs Act)
Failure to answer questions and produce documents (Section 64AE Customs Act)
Failure to provide access to passenger information (Section 64AF Customs Act)
Failure to report Ships or aircraft arriving at certain places (Section 64A Customs Act)
Failure of Master or pilot of wrecked ship or aircraft to report (Section 65 Customs Act)
Failure of Goods derelict to be delivered to officer (Section 66 Customs Act)
Interference with derelict goods (Section 67 Customs Act)
Breach of conditions of registration (Section 67EI Customs Act)
Non Compliance with respect to Special clearance goods (Section 70 Customs Act)
Breach of conditions of depot licence (Section 77R Customs Act)
Using a Warehouse while Suspension of warehouse licence (Section 86(6) Customs Act)
Failure to Report 48 hours before ship or aircraft is due to depart (Section 106B Customs Act)
Failure to Report 4 hours before ship or aircraft is due to depart (Section 106C Customs Act)
Failure Report just before ship or aircraft departs (Section 106D Customs Act)
Breach relating to Prohibited exports (Section 1122B Customs Act)
Failure of Goods being dealt with in accordance with export entry (Section 114D Customs Act)
Sending goods to a wharf or airport for export without authority (Section 114E Customs Act)
Failure to give Notice to Customs by person who receives goods at a wharf or airport for export (Section 114F(2) Customs Act)
Goods not to be taken on board without authority to deal (Section 115 Customs Act)
Failure of Ship to bring to and aircraft to stop at boarding stations (Section 123 Customs Act)
Failure of Master or pilot to account for missing goods (Section 124 Customs Act)
Failure of Goods exported to be landed at proper destination (Section 125 Customs Act)
Breach of the Use of ships' and aircraft's stores (Section 127 Customs Act)
Ships' and aircraft's stores not to be taken on board without approval (Section 129 Customs Act)
Failure to make Payment of duty on ship's or aircraft's stores (Section 130B(3) Customs Act)
Persons suspected of smuggling etc-Resisting arrest of yourself or others (Section 210(2) Customs Act)
Failure in Providing Customs with information about people working in restricted areas (Section 213A Customs Act)
Failure in Providing Customs with information about people issued with security identification cards (Section 213B Customs Act)
Assembly for unlawful purposes (Section 231 Customs Act)
Rescuing goods and assaulting officers (Section 232A Customs Act)
Smuggling and unlawful importation and exportation (Section 233 Customs Act)
Master not to use or allow use of ship for smuggling etc (Section 233A Customs Act)
Special offence relating to tier 1 goods (Section 233BAA Customs Act)
Special offence relating to tier 2 goods (Section 233BAB Customs Act)
Special offences for importation of UN-sanctioned goods (Section 233BABAB Customs Act)
Special offences for exportation of UN-sanctioned goods (Section 233BABAC Customs Act)
Offence for giving false or misleading information in relation to UN-sanctioned goods (Section 233C Customs Act)
Customs offences (Section 234 Customs Act)
Unauthorised entry to places and on ships, aircraft or wharves (Section 234A Customs Act)
Unauthorised use of cameras and sound recorders (Section 223AB Customs Act)
Aiders and abettors (Section 236 Customs Act)
Attempts (Section 237 Customs Act)
Commercial documents to be kept-Failure (Section 240 Customs Act)
Verifying communications to Customs (Documents to be kept-Failure) (Section 240AB Customs Act)
Failure to answer questions (Section 243SA Customs Act)
Failure to produce documents or records (Section 243SB Customs Act)
False or misleading statements resulting in loss of duty (Section 243T Customs Act)
False or misleading statements not resulting in loss of duty (Section 243U Customs Act)
False or misleading statements in cargo reports or outturn reports (Section 243V Customs Act)

OFFENCES UNDER THE SOCIAL SECURITY (ADMIN) ACT
False statement in connection with claim or hardship request (Section 212 Social Security (Admin) Act)
False statement to deceive or affect rates (Section 213 Social Security (Admin) Act)
False statement or document (Section 214 Social Security (Admin) Act)
Obtaining payment that is not payable (Section 215 Social Security (Admin) Act)
Payment obtained through fraud etc. (Section 216 Social Security (Admin) Act)

OFFENCES UNDER THE SUMMARY OFFENCES ACT
OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOUR IN PUBLIC AND OTHER PLACES:
Offensive conduct (Section 4 Summary Offences Act)
Offensive language(Section 4A Summary Offences Act)
Obscene exposure (Section 5 Summary Offences Act)
Obstructing traffic (Section 6 Summary Offences Act)
Unauthorised entry of vehicle or boat (Section 6A Summary Offences Act)
Damaging fountains (Section 7 Summary Offences Act)
Damaging or desecrating protected places (Section 8 Summary Offences Act)
Climbing on or jumping from buildings and other structures(Section 8A Summary Offences Act)
Defacing walls(Section 9 Summary Offences Act)
Damaging and defacing property by means of spray paint (Section 10A Summary Offences Act)
Possession of spray paint (Section 10B Summary Offences Act)
Sale of spray paint cans to persons under 18 (Section 10C Summary Offences Act)
Unsecured display by retailers of spray paint cans (Section 10D Summary Offences Act)
Confiscation of spray paint cans from minors (Section 10E Summary Offences Act)
Possession of liquor by minors (Section 11 Summary Offences Act)
Violent disorder (Section 11A Summary Offences Act)

DANGEROUS BEHAVIOUR:
Custody of offensive implement (Section 11B Summary Offences Act)
Custody of knife in public place or school (Section 11C Summary Offences Act)
Parents who allow children to carry knives (Section 11D Summary Offences Act)
Wielding of knives in a public place or school (Section 11E Summary Offences Act)
Sale of knives to children (Section 11F Summary Offences Act)

SEXUAL OFFENDERS:
Loitering by convicted child sexual offenders near premises frequented by children (Section 11G Summary Offences Act)

INTIMIDATORY USE OF VEHICLES AND VESSELS:
Intimidatory use of vehicles and vessels (Section 11H Summary Offences Act)

PROSTITUTION:
Living on earnings of prostitution (Section 15 Summary Offences Act)
Causing or inducing prostitution (Section 15A Summary Offences Act)
Prostitution or soliciting in massage parlours etc (Section 16 Summary Offences Act)
Allowing premises to be used for prostitution (Section 17 Summary Offences Act)
Advertising premises used for prostitution (Section 18 Summary Offences Act)
Advertising for prostitutes (Section 18A Summary Offences Act)
Soliciting clients by prostitutes (Section 19 Summary Offences Act)
Soliciting prostitutes by clients (Section 19A Summary Offences Act)
Public acts of prostitution (Section 20 Summary Offences Act)

MINORS IN SEX CLUBS:
Minors not permitted in declared sex clubs (Section 21D Summary Offences Act)
Notices to be displayed (Section 21E Summary Offences Act)

FILMING FOR INDECENT PURPOSES:
Filming for indecent purposes (Section 21G Summary Offences Act)
Installing device to facilitate filming for indecent purposes (Section 21H Summary Offences Act)

OFFENCES RELATING TO PLACES OF DETENTION:
Trafficking (Section 27B Summary Offences Act)
Introduction or supply of syringes (Section 27C Summary Offences Act)
Unlawful possession of offensive weapons or instruments (Section 27D Summary Offences Act)
Inmate use or possession of a mobile phone (Section 27DA Summary Offences Act)
Miscellaneous offences (Section 27E Summary Offences Act)
Failure to comply with search (Section 27K Summary Offences Act)

OFFENCES RELATING TO HUNTING:
Offence of hunting on private land (Section 28J Summary Offences Act)

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