Defences
- Do I have a valid defence? Overview of Defences in New South Wales
- Claim of Right
- Defences to Murder
- Criminal Defences (NSW)
- Changes to the Defence of Mental Illness (NSW)
- The Defence of Necessity
- The Defence of Self-Defence
- The Defence of Duress (NSW)
- Honest and Reasonable Mistake
- Intoxication and Criminal Offences (NSW)
- Lawful Correction of a Child
- The Partial Defence of Provocation (NSW)
- Partial Defences to Murder
- The Defence of Similar Age
When a person pleads not guilty to a criminal charge, they may rely on a defence to challenge the allegations against them in court. Defences can be legal or factual, and they play an important role in determining the outcome of a criminal matter in New South Wales.
Armstrong Legal provides experienced criminal defence lawyers who assist clients in identifying and presenting strong defences in all types of criminal cases.
Why Defences Matter
A well-prepared defence can significantly affect the outcome of a case. Understanding how defences operate is essential to ensuring fair treatment in the criminal justice system.
How Armstrong Legal Can Help
Armstrong Legal Criminal Lawyers NSW assists clients by:
- Advising on available legal and factual defences
- Preparing evidence and witness material
- Challenging prosecution arguments
- Representing clients in hearings and trials
- Providing strategic defence planning from the earliest stage