Hostile activities – Part 2
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
November 8, 2019
Written by Isabelle Skaburskis, Lawyer, Doogue + George Defence Lawyers I recently published a post that was critical of the...
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International driver’s licenses
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
October 29, 2019
Written by Jack Parsons, Lawyer, Doogue + George Defence Lawyers Overseas travel and road trips. You know what I’m talking...
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Hostile activities – Part 1
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
October 4, 2019
Written by Isabelle Skaburskis, Lawyer, Doogue + George Defence Lawyers Criminal law gives the government power to take away people’s...
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Using sport to rehabilitate young offenders
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
October 3, 2019
Written by Tyson Manicolo, Lawyer, Doogue + George Defence Lawyers Like every other AFL loving Melbournian, I spent this glorious...
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Eroding judicial independence
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
September 26, 2019
Written by Tyson Manicolo, Lawyer, Doogue + George Defence Lawyers The Constitution of Australia establishes three arms of Federal and...
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Shaken Baby Syndrome – Prosecutions on the rise.
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
September 17, 2019
Controversy over Shaken Baby Syndrome and its diagnosis has continued to rage in courtrooms throughout the world over the past couple of decades.
Luke McMahon looks into evidence, defences and convictions in Victoria.
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Victory has many fathers, defeat has none
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
June 19, 2019
It is great to see the progress and that a committee has
been formed to consider legislation on spent convictions.
It is long overdue and something Doogue + George applaud and have been advocating about for many years.
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As the push for a public sex offender register presses on, the pursuit of reason is lost
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
June 12, 2019
With the Coalition Government being returned to power at the recent Federal Election, the push for a National Register of...
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Working With Children – How the 2016 legislative changes fly in the face of the presumption of innocence
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
May 23, 2019
In 2016, the Working with Children Amendment Act 2016 amended Section 14 of the Working with Children Act 2005. Following...
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Are you at risk of losing your security licence because you have been charged by police with a criminal offence?
Melbourne Criminal Lawyers
April 17, 2019
Written by Tyson Manicolo, Lawyer, Doogue + George Defence Lawyers If you are employed in the security industry and have...
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