Sydney's Best Criminal Defence Law Firm: Your Legal Shield

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We specialise in all criminal cases:

  • Local Court
  • District Court
  • Supreme Court
  • Federal Court
  • High Court
  • We offer Initial FREE consultation face to face.
  • Guaranteed to get Principal Lawyer to give you advice.
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About Us

Experienced Criminal Lawyers in Sydney

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At The Australian Legal Practice, our qualified criminal lawyers are available throughout Burwood, Parramatta, Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbs. We use our qualifications and years of experience to provide advice and representation in relation to criminal law matters. Those law matters range from minor driving offences to serious and complex criminal offences.

Our team of criminal solicitors in Burwood have the experience and expertise to represent clients in the Local, District, Supreme or High Court of Australia.

Our Burwood, Parramatta, and Sydney criminal lawyers are experts in all types of criminal matters. We are committed to ensuring that our clients receive the best possible outcome that your matter deserves.

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Criminal Defence

Our Burwood, Parramatta, and Greater Sydney criminal lawyers are experts in all types of criminal matters. We are committed to ensuring that our clients receive the best possible outcome that your matter deserves.

How our Sydney Criminal Lawyers can Help with Your Bail Hearings

Whether you are in Burwood, Parramatta or elsewhere in Sydney, our dedicated criminal lawyers are always available to represent you at a bail application. Our Lawyer specialise in criminal law can help you when:

  • There is a presumption in favour of bail
  • The presumption is neutral
  • We can convince the court that the accused will obey any bail court-imposed bail conditions.
In addition, there are different factors in determining bail. Those factors include:
  • Whether the person will appear in court in relation to the offence, including any previous failures to attend court
  • The person’s background and community ties
  • The nature and seriousness of the offence
  • The time that the person may be required to spend in custody upon bail refusal
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We specialise in Sentencing

As Australian criminal lawyes we specialise in circumstances where clients wish to enter pleas of guilty, and with our help we can assure that you receive the best sentencing outcome possible. The options for sentencing are as follows:

  • Dismissal - pursuant to s.10
  • A condition of release order without a conviction under s 9(1)(b)
  • Fine
  • Section 9 Good Behaviour Bond
  • Community Service Order
  • Suspended Sentence full time custodial sentence
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Frequently Asked Questions

We always recommend that you contact our criminal lawyers and seek their legal advice if you are unsure what to do.

An AVO, or Apprehended Violence Order, is a court order that is designed to protect a person from domestic or personal violence. AVOs can prohibit a person from committing certain acts, such as approaching or communicating with the protected person, or from entering a specific location. If the person named in an AVO breaches the order, they may be arrested and charged with a criminal offence.

The penalties for assault in Australia can vary depending on the severity of the offence and the circumstances surrounding the case. Common penalties for assault include fines, community service, and imprisonment. In more serious cases, such as those involving bodily harm or the use of a weapon, the penalties may be more severe.

The consequences of a drug offence in Australia can vary depending on the type and quantity of the drug involved, as well as the specific circumstances of the case. Penalties for drug offences include fines, imprisonment, and mandatory drug treatment programs. Repeat offenders may face harsher penalties.

During a bail hearing in Australia, a judge or magistrate will consider whether to grant bail to a person who has been charged with a criminal offence. The prosecution and defense will present evidence and arguments related to the defendant's risk of flight, potential danger to the community, and the strength of the case against the defendant. The judge or magistrate will then make a decision on whether to grant bail and, if so, what conditions should be imposed.

TESTIMONIALS

What our clients are saying about our practice?

My family and friends have been using Peter's services for over a decade, and (knock on wood) he hasn't let us down even once. Also, he always sets realistic expectations, even when successfully doing much more.
Boban Berberu
Peter was very timely help. Who shared time to visit blue mountain to physically ascertain the legality of the issue. Thanks again
Yateender Gupta
Peter helped me answer my questions and resolve my concerns. He is a solicitor I will recommend to my families and friends.
Chi Yan
Best ever experience with Peter Tannous, great advice from him in my legal matters, especially purchasing my property. Thanks Peter
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