LEGAL HELP FOR CRIMINAL LAW OFFENCES

The prospect of jail or a hefty fine is extremely daunting and commonplace for those who don't prepare themselves when facing court or are accused of an offence.

ACHIEVE YOUR BEST OUTCOME WITH A LAWYER WHO UNDERSTANDS THE INS AND OUTS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Timing is everything. It is essential that your rights are explained to you by an experienced criminal law solicitor the moment the police contact you if you are a suspect in a crime. Remember : nothing is ever 'off the record'.

Let us provide advice in relation to the arrest process or even negotiate to have the charges served on our office without the need for you to attend the police station.

We have experts who can assist in charge negotiation, in seeking to lessen the penalty, or instead fighting a matter all the way depending on your needs. 

If you have a question about the processes involved in arrest or charge, or attending court and what charges you face, or if you need help understanding what the police are saying to you, contact us by phone on 02 6921 3220 or make a website enquiry.  We will get back to you promptly.

Principal Solicitor and Director, Zac Tankard, has been helping Riverina locals charged with criminal offences since 1998. There is no one better qualified to get behind you when you need it most.

COMMON CRIMINAL OFFENCES

You will find the more common criminal offences listed below. We can help you with legal assistance for any of these.

• Affray

• Assaults

• Assault police

• Attempts to choke

• Break, enter and steal

• Centrelink offences

• Consorting

• Contravene Apprehended Violence Order

• Conveying false information that a person or property is in danger

• Custody of knife in public place

• Documents containing threats

• Drug offences

• Firearms and weapons

• Fraud or obtain benefit by deception

• Goods in custody

• Intentionally or recklessly destroy property

• Kidnapping – take/detain person for advantage

• Larceny

• Larceny as a clerk

• Manslaughter

• Murder

• Offensive conduct or offensive language

• Participating in a criminal group

• Perverting the course of justice

• Police pursuit

• Possessing housebreaking implements

• Receiving stolen goods

• Resist arrest or hinder police

• Robbery

• Robbery in company or armed robbery

• Sex offences

• Stalking or intimidation

• Unlawful entry on inclosed land

• Use carriage service to menace or harass

YOUR NEXT-STEP LEGAL GUIDE TO COMMON CRIMINAL OFFENCES IN NSW

To help you with immediate and useful information, we are compiling a helpful guide to the more common criminal offences and the steps you should take next. Follow highlighted links above for a deeper understanding of what you have been charged with and what to do next.