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What happens at my first court date?
Is it your first time appearing in court for criminal charges in Qld? Find out how to best to prepare and what to expect in court.
What is Manipulating Flight Controls?
If you have been charged with manipulating flight controls in Qld, this guide explains what the offence means, how CASA investigates, and possible outcomes such as counselling notices. Call our Brisbane criminal lawyers for immediate advice.
What is my right to silence in Qld?
You have the right to remain silent if questioned by police in Queensland, and exercising it may be critical to your defence. This article explains when to speak, what you are legally required to say, and why early legal advice is essential if you are under investigation.
What is a pretext phone call in rape cases in Qld
In Queensland rape and sexual assault investigations, police often use pretext phone calls to obtain admissions from suspects. These calls are recorded without warning and can later be used as evidence in court. Understanding how they work, and how to protect yourself, can make the difference between conviction and acquittal.
How to defend weapons and explosive charges in Qld
Weapons and explosives offences in Queensland carry heavy penalties, including imprisonment. This article explains key offences under the Criminal Code and Weapons Act, possible defences, and how our Brisbane criminal lawyers can help if you are charged.
How can I avoid a criminal conviction in Qld?
A criminal conviction can affect your reputation, job, and travel. Avoiding one often requires clear legal submissions on how it may impact your future. Diversion programs, good behaviour bonds, or charge negotiations may also help. Early legal advice gives you the best chance of a no-conviction outcome.
How much does a criminal lawyer cost in Qld?
Understand how criminal lawyer fees work in Queensland. Learn about fixed fees, hourly rates, and staged payments when choosing the best Brisbane criminal defence lawyers
What to do if you have been falsely accused of a crime?
The early stages after being charged are critical. Stay calm, avoid speaking to police, and contact a criminal defence lawyer immediately. Early legal advice can help secure vital evidence and prevent mistakes that may damage your case. Read more about how to protect your position and improve your chances of success in court.