Criminal Law.

 

Criminal Charges

If you have been charged with a criminal offence, drink driving or traffic offence, we are here to help you.

Whether you need urgent legal advice, prompt representation or a free initial consultation with a lawyer or full representation through all stages of your proceedings, we are here to help you every step of the way.

We offer fixed fees pricing and free initial consultation for all criminal law, traffic law and drink driving matters. We are committed to providing meaningful advice to you, making sure that you successfully navigate through this difficult time.

Due to the nature of these offences, we offer extended business hours, so you know we are there when you need us most.

Court Proceedings:

  • Magistrates' Court mentions,

  • Contested hearings,

  • Bail procedures,

  • Appeals to the County Court,

  • Sentencing,

  • Pleas,

  • Pre-trial procedures, and

  • Trials.

Crimes Committed Against the Person

  • Common Assault - assaulting or beating another person,

  • Aggravated Assault - an assault against children under 14 and women, and assaults including multiple people, kicking or weapons,

  • Intentionally/Recklessly Causing injury - assaulting a person where you intended to inflict or were reckless as to inflicting injury on that person,

  • Indecently Assault - assaulting another person or assaulting/threatening assault on a person with the intention of committing rape.

Property Crimes

  • Theft - dishonestly appropriating property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it,

  • Robbery - stealing and in doing so, using force, or making the victim believe that force would be used to commit the theft,

  • Burglary - entering a building or part of a building as a trespasser, without permission, with the intention to steal something, or to commit assault or property damage,

  • Aggravated Burglary - committing a burglary with a firearm or explosive or imitation of firearm or imitation of explosive or an offensive weapon. The person can also be charged with this offence if there is a person present in the building or part of the building and the person committing the burglary knew a person was there or was reckless as to whether there was a person present.

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Disclaimer: 

This guide should not be relied on as a substitute for obtaining legal advice. It is intended to provide general information only and is not intended to be comprehensive. The contents do not constitute legal advice and must not be relied upon as such. You must seek specific legal advice tailored to your personal circumstances before taking any action based on this publication. 

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