Court of appeal case puts spotlight on the facial recognition police scheme
The use of facial recognition has been put on the spotlight by a case in the court of appeal. Here is what the appeal case found and what it means…
Confiscation of Assets – What if an asset is shared?
The confiscation of assets deemed proceeds of crime can pose issues where a third party can provide they have a legitimate share of the asset.
Consent in relation to Sexual Offences
A vast number of sexual offence cases revolve around the issue of consent. Here we look at a recent case which could muddy the waters even more.
Should the State cover the cost of Private Prosecutions?
A private prosecutor can apply for their costs to be paid by the State, regardless of whether they win or lose the case. But should this change?
Changes to Sentencing for Counterfeit Goods Proposed
We frequently need to consider the use of force by police officers when arresting or otherwise dealing with suspects. What are the acceptable boundaries?
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