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VLA Funding and the Two-Tier Trial System
Recent changes to Victoria Legal Aid funding mean that fees will only be paid for two half days of instructing for solicitors in a trial. That means that the instructor will be there to help pick a ju… more →
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VLA Funding and the Two-Tier Trial System
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wrote 1 month ago: Recent changes to Victoria Legal Aid funding mean that fees will only be paid for two half days of i … more →
Introducing...
wrote 2 months ago: Things have been a bit quiet here. That is, if you are judging by the inactivity on our blog and twi … more →
The Tyson debate brings history into the spotlight
wrote 6 months ago: Mike Tyson at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas, United States. (Photo credit: Wikipe … more →
Dear Victoria Police: As many emails as it takes.
wrote 6 months ago: There is a disturbing practice emerging from within Victoria Police. One that sees our clients’ fund … more →
Five tips: Difficult clients and how to deal with them.
wrote 8 months ago: Written by Conor O’Brien. Partner, Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers As criminal d … more →
Doogue & O'Brien's new Moorabbin office
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wrote 10 months ago: View Larger Map Doogue & O’Brien are proud to announce the opening of our newest office, servici … more →
ADLA Advocacy Training – Skills Better Learned Or Earned?
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wrote 11 months ago: It was a long-held doctrine in law that advocacy was a skill that could not be learned nor taught an … more →
The persistent questions surrounding pre-sentence detention, Renzella time and Doubly Warranted Detention
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wrote 11 months ago: It will, from time to time, occur that a client currently serving a sentence will come before the Co … more →
Medical abbreviations in Criminal Law.
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wrote 1 year ago: It’s so common… that thing that starts from when you are an embryo. The interchangeable requ … more →
10 things to know about: Adjournments of Court Cases
wrote 1 year ago: Written by Bill Doogue. Partner, Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers Courts want their bus … more →
New Disclosure Procedure in Magistrates Court s53A of the Criminal Procedure Act
wrote 1 year ago: Written by Bill Doogue. Partner, Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers A new procedure has b … more →
For the record – Victoria Police’s unjust Information Release Policy
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wrote 1 year ago: Written by Josh Taaffe. Solicitor, Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers In Victoria, the re … more →
Community Corrections Order – impacts and issues
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wrote 1 year ago: The new Community Corrections Order (CCO) has been introduced and consequently Intensive Correction … more →
New Order: CCO vs. CBO
wrote 1 year ago: The new community corrections, effective as of Monday 16th January 2012, replace all current communi … more →
Double-jeopardy in jeopardy - New legislation to allow re-trial after acquittal
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wrote 1 year ago: Written by Bill Doogue. Partner, Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers New legislation is be … more →
Mandatory Sentencing – Government should be brave enough to call it what it is
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wrote 1 year ago: Written by Bill Doogue. Partner, Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers The Attorney General … more →
Refuse Breath Test Offences – New Court of Appeal decisions and their impact on these cases.
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wrote 1 year ago: By Shaun Pascoe. Solicitor at Doogue & O’Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers We quite frequently and … more →
The DOB Files - The latest news from the Melbourne, Broadmeadows & Heidelberg offices of Doogue & O'Brien Criminal Defence Lawyers
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wrote 1 year ago: News Time Our last DOB News update was way back in March and so much has happened since then. Let’s … more →
