An article that discusses the law pertaining to Spent Conviction for Commonwealth offences.

An overview of adjourned undertakings, a sentencing option available under the Sentencing Act 1991 (Vic).

Sentence indications are explained in the Magistrates' and higher courts in Victoria.

Table of Contents Background Three Ways in Which a Conviction May Become 'Spent' Some Disclosures of Spent Convictions Will Still Occur...

Table of Contents What is a Criminal Conviction? To Convict or Not Convict Impact of a Criminal Conviction How to Enhance the Prospects...

Table of Contents Sentencing Outcomes What is Involved in a Community Correction Order? How Long can a Community Correction Order Last?...

An overview of the reporting obligations under the Sex Offender Registration Act 2004 (Vic)

Victoria has some of the toughest penalties for traffic offences in the Country. Mandatory license disqualification periods apply for a...

In Victoria, drink driving is taken very seriously and can have severe consequences for those caught doing it. If you've been charged...

Table of Contents Recording of a Criminal Conviction Without Conviction Outcome Other Routes To Spent Convictions Conclusion Recording of...