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Western Australia’s Three-Strikes Home Burglary Policy

by Chambers Legal | Oct 17, 2025 | Blog

In Western Australia, there is a mandatory sentencing regime for repeat home burglary offences. Commonly known as the ‘three-strikes’ law, it’s important to understand if you are facing such charges. Knowing how, when and to whom it applies best prepares...

Can a Lawyer Get Burglary Charges Downgraded to Trespass?

by Chambers Legal | Oct 17, 2025 | Blog

Burglary is a serious offence in Western Australia. It carries steep penalties and a conviction can have significant impacts of future travel and employment opportunities. But in cases where certain legal elements are missing or unprovable, what begins as a burglary...

Is the Possession of Prescription Drugs Illegal in WA? A Leading Perth Drug Lawyer Explains

by Chambers Legal | Aug 4, 2025 | Blog

Whilst Western Australian law recognises the essential role of prescription medication in a person’s health and wellbeing, it also imposes strict conditions around their possession. If you are found in possession of such substances without a valid prescription, you...

Drug Possession at Festivals and Events: What Are Your Rights?

by Chambers Legal | Aug 4, 2025 | Blog

Attending music festivals, concerts and large public events is a common part of life in Western Australia. However, these environments are often heavily policed, with increased use of drug detection dogs and random searches. If you are found in possession of drugs at...

Cannabis Possession in WA: Is It Still a Criminal Offence?

by Chambers Legal | Aug 4, 2025 | Blog

The legalisation of cannabis is a topic of constant public debate in Australia. It can be confusing for many, leaving them to wonder: Is cannabis possession still a criminal offence in Western Australia? The short answer is yes. Under current WA law, possessing...

Can You Lose Your Licence Over a Drug Possession Charge?

by Chambers Legal | Aug 4, 2025 | Blog

If you are facing a drug possession charge in Western Australia, you might be wondering if you driver’s licence is at risk. In simple terms, it could be. A drug possession charge can lead to a licence disqualification if the court feels the facts of the case warrant...
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