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NSW deepfake & image-based abuse charges

New South Wales has continued to strengthen its criminal laws targeting image-based abuse, including AI-generated “deepfake” material. Recent amendments to the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) make it a criminal offence to create, distribute, or threaten to distribute sexually explicit images, video or audio of a person without their consent, including digitally altered or AI-generated content. […]
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Bail refused? Baker Love Lawyers can help.

Bail law is complex, particularly for serious offences or where domestic violence allegations are involved. At Baker Love Lawyers our experienced criminal lawyers can identify risks and tailor conditions to address the court’s concerns. A well-prepared bail application can make a significant difference. Bail vs Remand: What’s the difference? Bail Bail means you are allowed […]
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Think twice before drinking and getting behind the wheel this holiday season

The festive season brings celebrations, late nights and more time on the road. It also brings intensified police operations across New South Wales, including random breath testing (RBT) and roadside drug testing. A single mistake can result in a criminal conviction, lengthy licence disqualification, substantial fines, mandatory interlock conditions, the loss of your vehicle and […]
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NRL Grand Final

When the Game Ends but the Night Goes On: Licensed Venue Liability and the NRL Grand Final

In Newcastle, the NRL Grand Final isn’t just a football game, it’s a community event. Pubs and clubs are packed, screens are glowing, and the atmosphere is electric. Unfortunately, for some patrons, the celebrations spill over into heavy drinking, poor decisions, and sometimes serious harm. As a criminal lawyer, I see the aftermath: drink driving […]
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Raindrops on Glass

Charged With a Crime in NSW? What the Police Must Tell You and Why It Can Make or Break Your Case

If you’ve been charged with a criminal offence in New South Wales, or you’re supporting someone who has, one of the most important legal protections you have is the right to know what evidence the police and prosecution hold. This right is called the duty of disclosure. It’s a fundamental part of a fair criminal […]
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