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Criminal Lawyers Australia

As criminal lawyers in Australia, we defend individuals who have been accused of committing crimes. We help the accused individuals navigate the legal process, provide legal advice, and advocate for their rights and interests in court. This involves analysing the evidence against you, exploring potential defences, negotiating with prosecutors, and representing you during hearing if it comes to that.  We handle a diverse range of cases from drug offences to theft, white-collar crimes, sexual offences, traffic violations, homicide, cybercrimes, juvenile offences, domestic violence, appeals and more.  But no matter the case you’re involved in, our goal is to make sure that you receive a fair and just outcome under the law. Talk to us so we can review your case!

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We are Available 24/7

We know that legal matters wait for no one and when your matter is urgent you need someone you can lean on. Here at Unified Lawyers our dedicated QLD Lawyers are available 24/7.

What is Criminal Law?

Criminal law in Australia governs offences that harm society, ranging from crimes against individuals like assault and murder to theft, burglary, drug offences, white-collar crimes like fraud and embezzlement, traffic violations, and more.  Criminal law outlines the types of behaviours that are considered unlawful and establishes penalties for those who breach these rules. The criminal law process involves arrest, bail, charging, arraignment, pre-hearing proceedings, hearing, verdict and sentencing, and the possibility of appeals. Below are the criminal cases that we can handle. If you are involved in any of these, contact us so we can help you.

Assault

Property Offences

Domestic Violence

Drug Charges

White Collar Offences

Weapons Charges

Sexual Offences

Dishonesty Offences

What We Guarantee

Experienced and Passionate Criminal Lawyers

Our team of criminal lawyers is highly experienced and dedicated to their profession. Passion drives us to go the extra mile for our clients, ensuring we provide the best possible legal representation and support throughout their cases.

Availability of Lawyers Right When You Need Them

Our law firm strives to be available to you when you need us the most. Whether you’re facing a legal emergency or have urgent questions, we aim to respond promptly and provide timely guidance and representation.

Matched with a Lawyer Specialising in Your Case

We don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. You will be matched with a lawyer specialising in the specific area of law under which your case falls. This ensures that you have an expert who thoroughly understands the complexities of your situation and can provide tailored solutions.

Transparent Communication with Clients

Our criminal lawyers prioritise open and transparent communication with our clients. We will keep you informed about the progress of your case, answer your questions promptly, and address any concerns you may have so you’ll feel comfortable and well-informed throughout the entire legal process.

Honest Upfront Fees

We believe in being upfront and honest about our fees from the beginning. We’ll discuss the fees during the initial consultation, so you have a clear understanding of the financial aspects of your case without any hidden surprises.

No-Fluff Processes

Legal matters can already be complex, and we don’t want to add unnecessary complications. Our approach involves cutting through the fluff and focusing on what truly matters: your case and achieving the best possible outcome. 

How It Works

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Step 1:

Get in Touch

When you contact our law firm, we’ll schedule a meeting to understand your legal issue better. We offer flexible meeting options including discussing your situation in person, over the phone, or via a video call.

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Step 2:

Strategy & Representation

Once we know the details of your case, we’ll create a customised plan to address your needs. We’ll handle all the legal work, and negotiations, and represent you in court, keeping you informed along the way.

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Step 3:

Resolution and Follow-up

Our main goal is to reach a favourable resolution for your case. We’ll work diligently to achieve the best outcome possible. Afterwards, we’ll take care of any necessary paperwork and follow-up steps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common assault involves causing fear of immediate harm, while aggravated assault involves more serious factors like the use of a weapon or actual bodily injury.

Yes, self-defense can be a valid defence if your actions were proportionate and necessary to protect yourself or others from harm.

Break and enter involves unlawfully entering a building or property with the intent to commit a crime, while theft consists of taking someone else’s property without permission.

Yes, shoplifting involves stealing items from a store, which falls under property offences.

Yes, the authorities can pursue charges even if the victim doesn’t want to press charges, as domestic violence is considered a public safety concern.

A DVO restricts the behaviour of the respondent to protect the victim, typically by prohibiting contact and requiring the respondent to stay away from the victim. When a DVO is breached, the perpetrator can face significant serious consequences, including imprisonment.

Penalties vary depending on factors like the type and quantity of the drug, prior convictions, and jurisdiction. They could range from fines to imprisonment.

Yes, drug trafficking charges can apply if you’re involved in the production, distribution, transportation, or sale of illegal drugs.

Fraud involves intentionally deceiving someone for financial gain, while embezzlement is misappropriating funds entrusted to you by an employer or organization.

No, white-collar offences can have significant legal consequences, including substantial fines and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offence.