Other Areas of Law

There are a number of matters that are associated with the practice of criminal law. They can arise as a result of conviction of a criminal offence but are dealt with separately from the conviction.

There are also matters that arise as a consequence of being arrested, or incarcerated as an alleged offender or as a convicted person. For example, the use of excessive force or the unlawful loss of personal freedoms.

Please contact me to discuss your matter.

A photo of relevant Western Australian legislation used in the defence of criminal charges.

  • The other matters associated with criminal law can include:

    • State Administrative Tribunal applications and hearings including firearms licences, security licences and vocational disciplinary hearings

    • Applying for old convictions to be spent or expunged

    • Applications for spent convictions at time of sentencing

    • Commonwealth offences

    Civil matters

    • Abuse of rights as an arrested person

    • Abuse of rights as an incarcerated person

    • Abuse of rights as a convicted person

  • I can provide detailed advice to you by:

    • assessing action being taken against you OR assessing the prospects of matters which you allege were done against you

    • advising the strength of the case against OR for you

    • considering the prospects of resolving your matter

    • detailing the likely outcome of the action

    I can offer representation through written submission and at all hearings.