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Pannu Lawyers recently prepared and responded to a matter at an interim hearing concerning a young child in the primary care of her mother regarding issues including time and travel. Issues of overseas travel to India being an issue that should have been resolved between the parties but none the less came to Court for judicial determination amongst other parenting issues. In this case, the parties were both permanent residents of Australia having family and connections in India. Both parties similarly had strong ties to the Australian community having lived in the country for some time, being in paid employment in Australia and holding interest in assets in Australia. In this case, the Father had travelled to India several occasions whilst the Mother was prevented from travelling by virtue of having no option to travel to India without the Child in absence of consent. SJR Osmand commented that India is not a Hague convention country and is unlikely to be a Hague convention country soon. The Mother on an interim basis has been allowed to travel twice in a year subject to compliance with certain pre-requisite orders.

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Recently our client was charged with common assault under section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900, which carries a maximum penalty of imprisonment for 2 years. For more information on the offence of common assault, refer to https://lnkd.in/gSF9EfSt. The Police also made an application for an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO) for 2 years. However, after extensive negotiations with the police, we were able to reduce the duration of the ADVO to just 12 months. This was a significant reduction for our client, especially since it is conventional for a final ADVO to be made once there is a plea or finding of guilt. Our team thoroughly prepared our client’s case to present the best possible case before the Court. Despite the serious nature of domestic violence charges, the Court agreed with our submissions and dismissed the charge under section 10(1)(a) without recording a conviction. This means our client avoided having any conviction on their criminal record despite their plea of guilty. Just another highly favourable outcome Pannu Lawyers was able to achieve for our client particularly for our client who is a temporary resident of Australia. This outcome demonstrates our commitment to advocating for our clients and securing fair and just results. This case is another testament to our commitment in delivering exceptional legal services. Pannu Lawyers are located conveniently close to Blacktown Local Court and appear daily in Local Court of NSW, District Court of NSW and the Supreme Court of NSW. If you are charged with criminal offences and/or traffic offences, call our office on 02 9920 1787 to make an appointment.

Last week, we appeared in a challenging matter at the Parramatta Local Court where our client was charged with intentionally/recklessly destroying or damaging property under section 195(1)(a) of the Crimes Act 1900, carrying a maximum penalty of imprisonment of 5 years and excluded person failing to leave premises when required under section 77(4) of the Liquor Act 2007, which prescribes a maximum court-imposed fine of $5,500. Our team put in extensive efforts in favour of a lenient sentence reflecting the Court’s approach to individualised justice whilst balancing the relevant factors and purposes of sentencing. For more information on the factors taken into account in sentencing, refer to https://lnkd.in/gEmy-3dW The Court was persuaded by our preparation and submissions and sentenced our client to a Conditional Release Order (CRO) without any conviction being recorded. This means no conviction was recorded on our client’s criminal record and has been given the chance to move forward without the risk of heavy penalties that could have been imposed. At Pannu Lawyers, we stand by our clients, fighting for justice every step of the way. Pannu Lawyers are located conveniently close to Blacktown Local Court and appear daily in Local Court of NSW, District Court of NSW and the Supreme Court of NSW. If you are charged with criminal offences and/or traffic offences, call our office on 02 9920 1787 to make an appointment.

Sexual Assault in New South Wales: A Complete Guide In NSW, sexual offences are contained in Division 10 of Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). The offence of sexual assault is contained in section 61I Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) which states: Any person who has sexual intercourse with another person without the consent of the other person and who knows that the other person does not consent to the sexual intercourse is liable to imprisonment for 14 years. Continue reading:

Consent In Sexual Assault Offences In NSW On 01 June 2022, the new laws about consent in sexual offences commenced. They are contained in Part 3, Division 10, Subdivision 1A of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) which apply to offences of sexual act, sexual touching and sexual assault. To secure a conviction for a sexual offence, the prosecution must prove that the complainant was not consenting to the sexual activity.

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Another man saved from being subjected to unfair domestic violence order! It is true that incidents of domestic violence are rife in Australia, however it is also true that there is misuse of AVO in Australia whereby a lot of people (predominately male) are being subjected to AVO and are put an expense of defending their reputation. AVO are there for a reason but misuse of these protective measures needs to stop. If you are facing any criminal charges, and your reputation is worth defending, then it is worth defending with Pannu Lawyers.

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