How Can Assault Lawyers Apply Self-Defence? Often, our assault lawyers are asked how they can use self-defence to prove innocence in an assault charge. In Western Australia, self-defence is a legally recognised justification for using force to protect oneself, others...
Assault Charges and Domestic Disputes: What You Need to Know Domestic disputes can often escalate into situations where assault charges are filed, leading to significant legal and personal ramifications. Understanding the legal framework surrounding assault within...
The Western Australian Criminal Code Compilation Act 1913 outlines a variety of sexual offences, each with different penalties. Facing such a charge is a serious and distressing situation, often carrying significant legal and personal consequences. Chambers Legal has...
Sexual Assault Allegations and Affirmative Consent In May of 2024, the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia tabled its Final Report on Project 113: Sexual Offences in State Parliament. Commissioned in 2021 by Attorney-General John Quigley, the report made 134...
Accused of Sexual Assault and Wondering What to Do? The term sexual offences refers to a range of unlawful acts that are sexual in nature. They are considered serious offences and if found guilty, defendants often face prison time. If you are accused of a sexual...
I have committed a criminal offence, but was suffering from a mental health issue at the time. What does this mean for my criminal charge? When it comes to mental health and the law, you are not alone The majority of clients that come into our office are people who...
