Who Is a Prescribed Emergency Worker or Occupation in South Australia?
Prescribed Emergency Worker & Occupations in SA If you are charged with assaulting someone in South Australia, the consequences may be more serious than you…
Reduce Disqualification for Dangerous Driving in SA
Reduce or Avoid Licence Disqualifications for Speed or Dangerous Driving Offences Trifling Applications Under Section 46(3) Section 46 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 (SA) allows…
Dangerous Driving Basic Due Care Without Conviction | Case Study
No Conviction and Zero Demerit Points We represented a provisional licence holder charged with dangerous driving after losing control of a his father’s high-powered sports…
Aggravated Assault & Domestic Violence – Case Study
Overview Talon Legal represented an individual falsely accused of domestic violence and attempted harm stemming from a disputed incident with a former partner. The allegations…
Bail Variation for Employment Case Study
Background home detention bail conditions requiring him to remain at his residence except under limited circumstances approved by his supervising officer. While these conditions aimed…
Will I Go to Jail for Driving While Disqualified in South Australia?
Sentencing Outcomes, Defences, and Suspension of Imprisonment When a driver in South Australia is charged with driving disqualified, the possibility of imprisonment is significant—particularly if…
What is Contumacious Driving?
Contumacious Driving Driving while disqualified is an offence that South Australian courts already treat with considerable gravity. But if the prosecution or court determines your…
Without Conviction for Deception Case Study
Charged with Deception? Deception and fraud are serious criminal offences in South Australia which may attract crushing terms of imprisonment, especially when aggravated circumstances are…
Case Study – Deception Charges Withdrawn
In South Australia, deception offences can carry significant penalties, especially when aggravated circumstances are present. At Talon Legal, we pride ourselves on providing compassionate and…
Aggravated Circumstances & Offences in South Australia
Aggravated circumstances are defined in section 5AA of the Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935 (SA) and attract harsher penalties than basic offences. If you are…