BEN WILLCOX
Principal Lawyer
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A Section 10 is one of the sentencing options available to the court.
An order under section 10 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 (NSW) allows the court to dismiss the matter without recording a conviction, despite the offence being proven.
Two appeal types exist: conviction appeals and severity appeals.
A conviction appeal challenges the finding of guilt following a disputed hearing, a severity appeal challenges the sentence imposed by the court after a guilty plea or finding of guilt. If you appeal both your conviction and your sentence this is called an ‘all grounds appeal.’ An appeal must then be lodged within 28 days of sentencing.
Legal Aid NSW provides legal advice and representation to the community.
Legal Aid NSW is a government organisation and is contingent upon certain eligibility criteria. In some cases, Legal Aid will assign criminal matters to private solicitors who are on the relevant Legal Aid Panel. If you are eligible for a Legal Aid grant, you may ask to have your case assigned to us
Section 14 allows dismissal of charges with mental health treatment.
A section 14 order allows a defendant charged with a criminal offence, who suffers from a mental health condition, to apply to have their matter dismissed upon entering into an agreement to undertake mental health treatment.
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