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11 Sep Indigenous Australians and the Criminal Justice System: Addressing Overrepresentation and Cultural Bias

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The overrepresentation of Indigenous Australians in the criminal justice system is one of the most pressing issues in contemporary Australian society. This disparity is not necessarily a reflection of criminal behaviour but is deeply rooted in historical, social, and systemic factors. At FEDOROV Family Lawyers,...

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05 Sep Human Trafficking in Australia: Legal Framework, Enforcement, and Support for Victims

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Human trafficking is a heinous crime that violates the fundamental human rights of individuals and undermines the fabric of societies globally. Australia, like many other countries, is not immune to this crime, which often lurks in the shadows of our communities. As a criminal defence...

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27 Aug Decriminalisation of Drugs in Australia: Potential Benefits and Risks

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The debate surrounding the decriminalisation of drugs in Australia is a complex and multifaceted issue that brings to the forefront questions about public safety, individual rights, and harm reduction. As a criminal defence firm, FEDOROV Family Lawyers has witnessed firsthand the impact that drug-related offences...

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26 Aug Financial Planning for the Future After Divorce

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At FEDOROV Family Lawyers, we understand that navigating the financial waters post-divorce can be daunting. Managing your finances effectively during and after the divorce process is crucial to securing a stable financial future. Here’s how you can approach financial planning post-divorce to ensure that you...

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22 Aug Understanding Coercive Control Laws: A New Era for NSW and Global Perspectives

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In November 2022, the New South Wales Parliament passed the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Coercive Control) Act 2022, which created an offence of ‘abusive behaviour towards current or former intimate partners’. From 1 July 2024, these new coercive control laws came into effect in NSW. This landmark...

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