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Knowing your rights and how to effectively communicate with the police is vital, especially if you’ve been charged with or are a witness to a crime. It ensures you are prepared in case you get in trouble and the nuances can make a significant difference in the outcomes of your situation. The Right to Silence...

In Queensland, drug charges are governed by the Drugs Misuse Act 1986, which outlines various charges related to the possession, supply, production, and trafficking of illegal substances. The Act categorises drugs into different schedules, with penalties varying based on the type of drug, the quantity involved, and the nature of the offence. Queensland recently introduced...

In all Australian states, the maximum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for driving is 0.05. This means that you can have a BAC up to this level and still drive. However, understanding how many standard drinks you can have and still drive is a little more complex.  What is BAC? How is it calculated? How...

Processes and requirements may vary between each matter, but there is an underlying commonality that links everything together – the terms used. For anyone with a first time offence or limited exposure to the judicial system, it can feel like information overload and trying to remember what every term means only adds to the stress....

If you have decided to plead guilty, you may be wondering if there is any point to hiring a lawyer. There can be serious consequences for a guilty charge and it pays to have an experienced lawyer on your side, guiding you through the process and working to ensure that your penalty places as little...

Going to court for the first time can be daunting. Unless you have been to the Brisbane Magistrate Court before or know someone who has, you’ll most likely have no idea what to expect, where to go or what to do. The thought of the unknown is what many find so nerve-wracking. Hiring an experienced...