Offensive language, move-on directions and resist police charges in NSW can escalate from nothing in seconds. Here is how the law works and why the whole prosecution can turn on one legal question.
It is one of the most common things people say after a domestic violence arrest: “She has already told police she doesn’t want to go ahead with this. She is not going to cooperate. So the case will be dropped, right?” In many cases in NSW, the answer is no – and understanding why matters…
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