Articles on Tasmanian criminal law from Oxley Barristers & Solicitors
Tasmania has expanded its hate crime sentencing laws beyond racial prejudice to cover religion, gender identity, disability, and more. Here's what the new aggravating factors provisions mean.
Tasmania's new knife crime laws—known as Reid's Law—introduce expanded police wanding powers and doubled penalties. Here's what you need to know about the changes and your rights.
Being asked to attend a police interview can be stressful and confusing. This guide explains your rights, including the right to silence, and what you should know before speaking with police.
An overview of how Police Family Violence Orders work, your rights when served with one, and the legal options available to you.
Tested positive at a roadside drug test? This guide explains Tasmania's drug driving laws, penalties, detection windows, and the unique medicinal cannabis defence available only in this state.
Losing your licence in Tasmania can seriously disrupt your work and daily life, but a Restricted Driver's Licence may allow you to keep driving for essential purposes.
What the serial perpetrator declaration scheme means, how it works in practice, and its impact on sentencing.
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