Effects of Covid-19 on Domestic Violence
With strict social distancing and isolation measures put in place by the government, families experiencing violence within their homes risk becoming collateral […]
Month: March 2020
Updates on the Enforcement of Covid-19 restrictions
The Australian government has implemented further restrictions to slow the spread of Covid-19 in light of several reports demonstrating the nations continued […]
COVID-19, Force Majeure and Doctrine of Frustration ?
Force majeure is a French term that literally translates to “superior force”. It is a civil law conceptthat has no meaning under […]
Is it a crime to pretend to transmit Coronavirus?
In today’s day and age where Coronavirus is spreading like wildfire and people are worried about contracting this disease, is it possible […]
Are there any criminal implications in transmitting Coronavirus?
Covid-19 originated in December 2019 in Wuhan, China. The disease has continued to spread exponentially on a global scale. The effects of […]
Enforcement of COVID-19 Laws | Legal Rights NSW
With alarming rates of Covid-19 cases increasing daily, Australians were left wondering how these strict measures implemented by the government would be […]
Annulment Applications
In NSW, when the Local Court convicts or sentences an accused without the accused being present, the accused can make an application […]