Demerit points are a significant component of road safety management in Australia. They serve as a deterrent system designed to encourage safe and responsible driving among licence holders. Understanding how demerit points affect your driving...
In Ipswich, as in any city, encountering the police can be a daunting experience, especially if it leads to a police interview. Whether you’re dealing with a minor infraction or a more serious allegation, understanding your rights and...
Navigating the complexities of criminal law requires a deep understanding of the legal system and the expertise of skilled legal professionals. When individuals find themselves entangled in criminal matters, the path to justice can seem daunting...
Lawyer vs Solicitor vs Barrister vs Attorney Explained
In the intricate web of professions and regulations, plumbing occupies a unique space. It’s a skill that touches the very core of modern civilization, ensuring that our homes and establishments have access to clean water and efficient waste...
Butterfly knives, also known as balisong knives, are folding knives with two handles that rotate around the blade. If you’re considering owning a butterfly knife in Queensland, it’s important to understand the legal regulations...
It is a common misconception amongst people that one cannot be convicted of a criminal offence unless there is some “hard evidence” that the defendant committed the crime. What people think of here is evidence such as CCTV footage, fingerprints...
Most drugs are still illegal to possess in Queensland, even for personal use. It is important to be aware of what the consequences can be if you are caught by police in possession of a minor or small amount of personal use drugs.
Everyone has heard the saying, “it shouldn’t be a trial by experts”. But the reality is that too often the outcomes of trial are determined by which side can call the best credentialled and most impressive expert witness. Lawyers often refer to...
Prostitution or sex work occurs when a person engages in a sexual act with another person pursuant to a commercial arrangement. It is not currently illegal to sell or buy sex in Queensland. However, it is illegal for a person to work as a...
In Queensland, the Weapons Act 1990 regulates the ownership and use of weapons. If you have a weapon in your possession for self-defence purposes, it is important to be aware of what these laws are so that you can avoid legal...
It’s not uncommon for police to search an individual, a vehicle, or their property without a warrant. This is because police are given the power by law to do so in certain circumstances. Here are some things you should know about Queensland...
