Plea negotiations and charge bargaining Plea negotiation is the process where defence lawyers negotiate with relevant prosecuting authorities with the primary aim of having charges reduced, or even discontinued. Doing this early in the Criminal Proceedings will save you the costs and stress involved in such proceedings. On occasion your matter can be discontinued altogether … Read more
Going to Court Navigating the legal sector can be a daunting prospect, no matter what type of issue you may be dealing with, but here at Rebus Legal, we have one aim: “to ensure that your journey navigating the legal process is seamless and easy in achieving the best possible outcome in your matter”. On … Read more
What is the Supreme Court in Western Australia? The Supreme Court of Western Australia is the highest court in the state of Western Australia. It is responsible for the administration of justice in the state and has the power to hear and decide on a wide range of criminal and civil matters. The court is … Read more
What is a State Administrative Tribunal in Western Australia? The State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) in Western Australia is an independent statutory body that is responsible for hearing and determining a wide range of disputes and appeals. The SAT has jurisdiction over a variety of matters, including administrative decisions made by government agencies, professional conduct and … Read more
What is a Freezing Order in Western Australia? A freezing order, also known as a “Mareva Injunction”, is a court-ordered measure that freezes a person’s assets, meaning that the person is not allowed to dispose of or deal with the assets in any way without the court’s permission. Freezing orders are typically used in civil … Read more
What is the Federal Court in Western Australia? In Western Australia, the Federal Court is a court of the Australian federal system. It has jurisdiction to hear and determine a wide range of civil and criminal cases arising under federal law, including matters relating to the Constitution, trade practices, copyright, industrial relations, and immigration. The … Read more
What is the Fair work Commission in Western Australia? The Fair Work Commission (FWC) is a federal government body in Australia that is responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Fair Work Act 2009 and a range of other industrial relations laws. In Western Australia, the FWC has jurisdiction over matters such as minimum … Read more
What is the Employment Law in Western Australia? Employment law in Western Australia is governed by a combination of federal and state legislation. The main federal laws that apply to employment in Western Australia are the Fair Work Act 2009 and the Fair Work Regulations 2009. These laws establish the minimum standards for employment conditions, … Read more
What is a Defamation & Protecting Reputation case in Western Australia? In Western Australia, defamation is a legal claim that can be brought against an individual or organisation that has made a false and damaging statement about another person or group. This statement could be in the form of written or spoken words, or even … Read more
What is a Criminal Injury Compensation in Western Australia? Criminal Injury Compensation in Western Australia is a system that allows victims of violent crimes to seek financial compensation for their injuries and losses. The system is administered by the Western Australia Department of Justice, and it provides a way for victims to be financially compensated … Read more