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Firearms charges are considered very serious by NSW Courts, and can lead to terms of full time imprisonment, if found guilty of the offence.

We can proudly state that the team at SCL have managed to defend clients in numerous occasions, and have achieved a Section 10 for firearm offences that carries 14 year imprisonment terms.

There are different classes of offences, depending on the type of firearm, and the licence associated with that particular firearm all contained within the Firearms Act 1996.

If you have been charged with firearms offences, it is extremely important that you know your rights. Contact SCL today on 0434 856 436 for a stress free consultation.

Traffic law is very strictly enforced in New South Wales

Individuals possess the right to dispute traffic allegations, such as a fine, speeding offence or red light camera fine, in court

Drink driving offences, however, are taken extremely seriously, particularly if anyone was or was at risk of getting hurt as a result. Penalties include fines, lengthy disqualifications from driving and sometimes, imprisonment.

If you are at risk of losing your license due to a traffic infringement, excessive speeding or your driving manner, SCL is confident in our experienced solicitors and depending on the circumstances, we can get you back on the road in no time.

Call us now to make an enquiry on 0434 856 436.

Cases involving larceny/stealing has lasting consequences on an individual’s life. In most larceny cases, a criminal conviction is the result which will ultimately have a negative impact on your future job and travel prospects.

SCL’s team of specialists may be able to attain a result which leaves no conviction on your record. Our expert knowledge of the law has enabled us to get our clients Section 10 dismissals or conditional release orders even in the most difficult larceny matters.

This is why we are one of Sydney’s leading criminal law firms. Contact us today on 0434 856 436 to get our expert legal advice.

Appeals refer to the process in which cases are reviewed, where parties may request a formal change to an official decision. There are two types of appeal, an appeal against the sentence handed down by the District Court Judge, or an Appeal against conviction.

Here at SCL, we handle appeals to the District Court, the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal and we also deal with license appeals. Our team of qualified solicitors and barristers aim for 1 of 3 outcomes:

1. Quash the conviction and find you not guilty in the case of a conviction appeal;
2. Set aside the sentence and vary the sentence in the case of a severity appeal;
3. Dismiss the appeal and affirm the sentence or conviction.

Appeals are very complex and SCL’s team is highly qualified in this area. Contact us on 0434 856 436 for a consult today.

Sexual assault refers to situations where an individual has sexual intercourse with another person without their consent and with full knowledge of that consent not being given.

With the potential to negatively impact your life, sexual assault charges are serious. SCL is confident in trying our best in protecting not only your freedom, but your future.

SCL’s specialists have extensive knowledge and experience in fighting and winning even the most serious sexual assault cases. Our ability to analyse every aspect of your case is unlike any other and we are confident in our ability to ease the burden.

Contact us on 0434 856 436 for our expert advice on your case today.

Appeals refer to the process in which cases are reviewed, where parties may request a formal change to an official decision. There are two types of appeal, an appeal against the sentence handed down by the District Court Judge, or an Appeal against conviction.

Here at SCL, we handle appeals to the District Court, the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal and we also deal with license appeals. Our team of qualified solicitors and barristers aim for 1 of 3 outcomes:

1. Quash the conviction and find you not guilty in the case of a conviction appeal;
2. Set aside the sentence and vary the sentence in the case of a severity appeal;
3. Dismiss the appeal and affirm the sentence or conviction.

Appeals are very complex and SCL’s team is highly qualified in this area. Contact us on 0434 856 436 for a consult today.

We have streamlined our approach to bail applications and offer a dedicated 24hr call line that you can use when you find yourself in this unfortunate situation. Contact us after hours at 0434 856 436 for assistance or e-mail us at info@sydneycriminallawspecialists.com.au.

SCL’s team of dedicated criminal law specialists are always available to attend court to represent you at a bail application. Contactable 24/7, we will readily attend any court in Australia, even making appearances on weekends and public holidays.

Even in cases where it seemed impossible to get bail, we have successfully attained it for out clients. We advise all our clients however, to take note of the amendments to the Bail Act, where it is very difficult to make a second or subsequent bail application in the local court after a failed bail application. It is highly important that you contact SCL and obtain legal advice from our specialists.

If bail is refused in the Local or District Court, SCL can lodge an application with the Supreme Court of NSW for you. Our expert preparation and guidance will allow for a stress free court process.

Drug offences cover a wide range of offending conduct, from the most common and minor offence of possessing a drug, to supply, manufacture and importation

SCL has represented many clients in high profile drug related matters, SCL has managed to achieve one of the best results for a Drug importation matter in ACT’s largest ever drug haul containing 350kg MDMA worth more than $140 Million.

With the penalties varying in severity, our criminal law specialists will accurately advise you of your options, the best way forward and the likely outcome.

We have dealt with many minor drug possession and supply cases and also large drug supply charges concerning commercial quantities, heard at the District Court. Our expertise is unmatched as we have succeeded in both ends of the spectrum.

Contact us today to speak to our team on 0434 856 436.

An apprehended violence order is a court order made against you which aims to protect a person in need of protection from violence, harassment, intimidation or stalking
Two types:

Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO): Issued where there is an existing domestic or family relationship between yourself and the person in need of protection

Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO): Issued where there is no domestic or family relationship between the parties