Criminal

In this in-depth 3-part series on domestic violence you will examine the latest developments in family law, understand the recent changes in the federal court, ensure your knowledge of media law and its implications are watertight, and consider the interaction of family and criminal law and the implications for your clients. Analyse the various legal avenues and resources available to you and your clients. Choose the session most relevant to you or attend them all and save. WEB225N23A

The WA Government has introduced significant reforms for accused suffering mental impairment resulting in the repeal of the existing Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Accused) Act 1996. In this timely webinar, you will examine the progress of the Bill and its implications for the relevant areas of criminal law. WEB236W08Z

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Interested in the latest in youth justice? Attend these 3 all-encompassing hour-long sessions either online or on demand. They will fit perfectly into your busy schedule as you can have some lunch while you delve into watch-houses, detention, bail, monitoring devices, and addressing issues surrounding serious repeat offenders. Explore the nuances of the impact of domestic and family violence on the sentencing of children. WEB245Q01A

Interested in the latest in youth justice? Attend these 3 all-encompassing hour-long sessions either online or on demand. Engage with Youth Justice Outcomes, presented by Judge Richards from the District Court of Queensland, to delve into tensions and challenges within the system. WEB245Q01B

Interested in the latest in youth justice? Attend these 3 all-encompassing hour-long sessions either online or on demand. Navigate the intricacies of representing children in the Supreme Court, enhancing your understanding of pre-trial issues, applications for judge-alone trials, and sentencing considerations. WEB245Q01C

The WA Government has moved to repeal a controversial law that allows the indefinite detention of people who are deemed too 'mentally impaired’ to stand trial or be convicted of a crime. Gain valuable insights into the key reforms and latest developments in mental impairment law by joining this webinar. Stay up to date and deepen your understanding of the proposed changes and the practical implications for your clients. OND236W08Z1