Legal Aid NSW Criminal Law Division

By: Legal Aid NSW
  • Summary

  • Criminal Law updates, matters of relevance and interest to lawyers who practise in criminal law.
    Copyright 2017 . All rights reserved.
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Episodes
  • CDTCC: Compulsory Drug Treatment Correctional Centre
    May 5 2025

    'CDTCC is a wonderful tool, in an advocates toolkit.' Pete Bartels is a senior lawyer and subject matter expert on the CDTCC. He joins Martin Dalitz, senior Drug Court lawyer as they chat about how to get clients accepted, what the program looks like and why it's changing lives.

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    34 mins
  • Your Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in Mind
    Apr 15 2025

    The Aboriginal Service Branch (ASB) has put together a new podcast episode called ‘Your Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in Mind.’ In this podcast, Director, Kim Hamer, Senior Solicitor Taylah Gray, and Senior Project Officer, Kyle Burgess, unpack the best practices for culturally appropriate representation, the role of Aboriginal Field Officers, and the importance of understanding Indigenous kinship, language, and cultural obligations.

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    56 mins
  • The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 18
    Apr 8 2025

    Paul and Caitlin discuss the High Court’s decision on judicial immunity, the common-law offence of escape, a new case on 22C of the Bail Act, mental health diversion for Commonwealth offences, and the extent of a Children’s Court sentencing powers in the following cases:

    1. Queensland v Mr Stradford (a pseudonym) [2025] HCA 3
    2. Elali v R [2025] NSWCCA 9
    3. R v JS [2025] NSWSC 116
    4. R v Skapik [2025] NSWCCA 19
    5. PD v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) [2025] NSWSC 16
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    18 mins

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