Criminal law defences (QLD)
- The Age of Criminal Liability (QLD)
- Causation in Criminal Matters (QLD)
- Is Consent a Defence to Assault? (QLD)
- The Defence of Duress (or Compulsion) (QLD)
- The Defence of Necessity (QLD)
- The Defence of Insanity and Fitness for trial (QLD)
- The Defence of Involuntary Intoxication
- The Defence of Domestic Discipline (QLD)
- The Defence of Mistake of Fact (QLD)
- The Defence of Provocation (QLD)
- Consent and Mistake of Fact defences for Sexual Offences (QLD)
- Sudden and Extraordinary Emergency (QLD)
- Unwilled Acts (QLD)
If you plead not guilty to a criminal offence in Queensland, the prosecution must prove the case against you beyond reasonable doubt. This is a fundamental safeguard under Queensland criminal law. Successfully defending a charge, however, requires a clear strategy, detailed preparation, and experienced legal advocacy. If you are considering contesting charges, it is essential to seek legal advice as early as possible.
In this section you will find information about types of Defences that are available in Queensland.
If you have been charged with a criminal offence in Queensland and are considering pleading not guilty, do not face the process alone. Contact Armstrong Legal today for trusted advice, strong representation, and a focused defence strategy aimed at protecting your rights and your future.