Making a Complaint against False Arrest in NSW
Contrary to popular belief, police are not allowed to randomly arrest anyone they want to. There are a number of rules that govern the circumstances in which police are allowed to arrest suspects, and what the procedure is once they...
What is Considered Reasonable Force in NSW?
Like the general public, the police have certain rules they need to obey. Police in NSW are allowed to arrest a person if they have a warrant to do so, or without a warrant where: they suspect on reasonable grounds...
What Are My Rights At The Police Station?
If you are arrested and taken to a police station, it is important that you are aware of your rights. Contrary to popular belief, the police are not just entitled to do whatever they want when they arrest a suspect....
Can I Refuse a Police Search in NSW?
Contrary to what many people believe, the police are not just allowed to search anybody at any time. If police approach you and request to search your person, vehicle or property, in many situations you are perfectly well within your...
What Happens after I’m Arrested?
Our Video and Blog post below talk about what happens after you’re arrested. Being arrested can be a stressful experience, particularly if it is the first time you have been involved in the criminal justice system. Knowing what to expect...
I have received a subpoena from NSW police, what do I have to do?
If you are required to appear in court as a witness, you might receive a subpoena. NSW police might require you to give evidence, or submit certain documents relating to a future court hearing. A subpoena is issued by the...
Being arrested in NSW – what can and can’t the police do?
When you are arrested in NSW, there are certain procedures the police must follow. If they fail to do so, any evidence they try to bring against you might be disregarded in court. Your lawyer can advise you on your...
