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How is motive used in criminal cases in Qld?
How is motive used in criminal defence in Qld? Our Brisbane criminal defence lawyers explain how motive differs from intent, when it can be relevant in circumstantial cases, and why motive alone is never enough to establish guilt.
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.
What is ‘invisible theft detection powder’ and how is it used by the police in drug offences?
In serious drug cases, police may replace seized drugs with inert material and use invisible UV-reactive powder to trace contact and present it as evidence. Understanding this process is critical when defending drug charges,