In all NSW / VIC courts
Specialists in Criminal Law
Connect directly with us
The judicial system offers a range of penalties and mandates as alternatives to full time custody. These options take into account the offender's circumstances, the nature of the offence, and community safety considerations. Here are some alternatives to custody:
A Community Correction Order (CCO) is a sentencing option that focuses on community-based rehabilitation and supervision. It is considered an appropriate substitute for a prison term, particularly for offenders who pose a lower risk to the community. A CCO comes with standard requirements, including refraining from committing further offences. Additional conditions can be imposed based on the specific case. These may include:
A Conditional Release Order (CRO) is a community-based sentencing option that aims to divert individuals with low-risk and less severe offences away from traditional incarceration. A CRO can be imposed with or without a formal conviction. Standard requirements include refraining from further offences, and additional conditions may be added, such as:
Monetary penalties, such as fines or monetary orders, involve the payment of a specified amount of money. These penalties may cover court-related expenses, witness reimbursement, and compensation.
Recently, our Partner and Accredited Specialist, Paul Blake, appeared at Burwood Local Court for a bail application for
The advancement and sophistication of technology has generated contentious debate about whether robots can displace the jobs of
In 2020 alone, more than 200 Australian’s have collectively paid more than $1.3 million to watch live videos
Buried in the Commonwealth Criminal Code is the lesser-known offence of “Dishonestly cause a risk of loss to
The law in Australia, as in other common law countries, comes from two sources: legislation enacted by parliament
In Queensland, the sex work industry is pointed on the edge of a ground-breaking transformation as the government
The famous slap by Will Smith has been a hot topic of discussion, which exploded over social media
Introduction Brian Houston, founder of the Hillsong Church, was charged in August 2021 with an offence of concealing
Level 1, 370 Pitt St Sydney NSW
02 9267 5555
Level 4, 87 Marsden St, Parramatta NSW 2150
02 9267 5555
Suite 15, 49 Park Rd, Cabramatta NSW 2166
02 9267 5555
© 2024 KPT Legal. All rights reserved | Terms & Conditions | Sitemap | Privacy Policy
