Here you can find past seminar papers presented by members of our Chambers.
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This paper covers using expert opinions in civil and criminal trials and ensuring the opinions obtained from them remain admissible as evidence. Download paper.
This paper covers the potential remedy if your appeal on sentence from the Local Court to the District Court fails. Download paper.
A brief PowerPoint covering video evidence in Local Court Hearings, touching on the topics of Body Warn Video as Domestic Violence Evidence in Chief, Body
While the objectives for calling your client may be clear, there is always a degree of uncertainty and venturing into the unknown when adducing evidence
Summary: This is a paper intended to be of some assistance as a cheat sheet or guide to the admissibility of identification evidence when a
Summary: Psychological injury (mental harm) is an ever-increasing aspect of personal injury cases. This paper re-examines the provisions of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) against historical
Simon J. McMahon, 24 March 2017 Download the paper here: Psychological Injury of Workers and Compensation Under the Statutory Scheme
Simon Harben SC, 2004 Download the paper here: Section 151Z: Legislative Ogre – Simon Harben SC 2004.
Lizzy Mclaughlin, 14 July 2017 Between 1995 and 2014, there was an almost doubling in the reporting of child sexual abuse or child sexual assault