Articles of Interest
Published in the Law Institute Journal and written by Venetia Stewart and Stary Norton Halphen’s Nicole Spicer, “Crime Doesn’t Pay” explores the impact of asset confiscation.
“Confiscating the assets of criminals is one way that the legal system meritoriously seeks to ensure that ‘Crime doesn’t pay’ and provides compensation to the victims of crime, but it can also produce some unintended effects”
Let’s make one thing perfectly clear from the outset: Andrew Gaff will be setting no precedent if he is charged with a criminal offence arising from his assault on Andrew Brayshaw in Sunday’s AFL derby between the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle.
Sarah Condon and Julia Breheny discuss the recent introduction of the Drug Court Division to The Melbourne Magistrates Court
Sam Norton and Colette Crehan break down the importance of youth offenders being given ample opportunity for rehabilitation.
Andrew Zingler from our Geelong branch goes over the proposed changes to Victorias Sex Offender Register, and how it could affect you