The right to protest is a fundamental aspect of democracy, allowing individuals to express their opinions and advocate for change. However, the right to protest is regulated and controlled under various laws, creating a complex system which protestors and law enforcement must navigate. This blog post delves into the complex protest laws in NSW, highlighting…
Intensive Correction Orders (ICO) represent a significant aspect of the criminal justice sentencing system in New South Wales (NSW), offering an alternative to traditional sentences such as incarceration. This blog post will delve into the nature, eligibility criteria, conditions, and benefits of ICOs. ICOs aim to balance the need for punishment with the opportunity for…
One question that appears to be on people’s mind is, can a police officer approach you and request to search your phone. We are all aware police officers have numerous powers however, do these powers extend to your mobile phone? To answer this question, we need to first discuss where police powers come from. You…
There has been an increasing number of stops and search by the police each year, and the quota for personal search and strip searches keeps increasing. One question people ask is that, on what ground can the police legally search me or my vehicle? Scenario one: You were in the street, minding your own business….
THE LAW Drug Supply Most drug offences of this kind are governed by the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 (The Act). In the case of a charge for supply of a prohibited drug, the charge is found pursuant to Section 25 of The Act. The Act reads: “a person who supplies, or knowingly takes…
The Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) is the authority for NSW Driver licences. RMS has the power to suspend licences in some situations. A licence suspension is an order imposed by the RMS which means you cannot drive for the period of the suspension. The main difference between a licence suspension and a licence disqualification…
With the advancement of our society, change in public perception, and restricting of the medical field, the stigma of certain “drug” usage has dropped dramatically during recent years, and its benefits has been proven scientifically on many levels. According to a clinical research from The Hawaii Journal of Medicine & Public Health, The Therapeutic Benefits…
Outside court, Mr Moussa said: “Mr Zumbo has denied the allegations since the inception of these matters.” He said the case against Mr Zumbo was weak, adding “it is a case where the prosecution may need to disprove any type of collusion”. See the full article at NEWS.com.au PHOTO CREDIT:The Daily Telegraph
Magistrate Robert Rabbidge agreed with Mr Moussa’s argument that the condition would make it impossible for Mr Zumbo to work with the employees and said changing it so he could continue working would be “a wise approach”. See the full article at SMH.com.au
Lawyer Michael Moussa requested a change to Mr Zumbo’s bail conditions, saying they would otherwise “see Mr Zumbo with no job”. See the full article at ABC.net.au PHOTO CREDIT:ABC News:Kerrin Thomas
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