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Electronic Monitoring and Bail Conditions in Queensland: What You Need to Know

When someone is granted bail in Queensland, the court has a spectrum of conditions it may impose. One increasingly common condition is electronic monitoring. Usually this is through a GPS ankle bracelet or related technology designed to help ensure compliance with bail and protect community safety. But how does electronic monitoring work? When can it […]

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Family Violence Reform, or Eroding Basic Rights?

Queensland’s government announced, with some fanfare, its great delight at passing another series of law reforms in the areas of domestic and family violence. This, they say, is another step towards its commitment to help “make Queensland safer”. Of course, nobody in their right mind believes that actual violence against women is acceptable, and most

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TWC Lawyers – Congratulates Gabby King – Top Lawyer Criminal Law

Gabby King  Congratulations to Gabby King, lawyer at TWC Lawyers, who has been nominated as a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly 30 under 30 awards for 2026. This prestigious nomination recognises lawyers across the country who are under 30 years of age for their achievements in the legal profession over the last 12 months. Gabby

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TWC Lawyers – Welcome Niamh O’Dowd – Family Law Division

Niamh O’Dowd  – Senior Associate Niamh is an accomplished and experienced Family Lawyer, having exclusively practiced in this area of law.  Niamh was admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia in 2016.  Highly regarded by her clients as being an astute advisor with her professional and

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Diversion and Alternatives to Imprisonment in Queensland

When most people picture “sentencing”, they picture prison. In Queensland, though, courts have a wider toolkit. Depending on the offence and the person being sentenced, the law allows a range of community-based orders and diversion options that focus on rehabilitation, accountability and public safety – often without actual jail. Below is a practical guide to

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Family Violence Reform, or Eroding Basic Rights?

Queensland’s government announced, with some fanfare, its great delight at passing another series of law reforms in the areas of domestic and family violence. This, they say, is another step towards its commitment to help “make Queensland safer”. Of course, nobody in their right mind believes that actual violence against women is acceptable, and most

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Courier Mail – We congratulate Gabby & Yasmin on being acknowledged

GABBY KING Gabby King has worked for TWC Lawyers for four years and been involved in cases such as the Tool Box Murders, Gold Coast Millionaire John Chardon murder trial. Picture: Contributed Gabby King has worked for TWC Lawyers for about four years. She started with legal aid matters before progressing to predominately private and

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How to Write a Character Reference That Makes an Impact

Writing a character reference might seem daunting at first, but it’s an incredibly valuable way to support someone in legal proceedings. Whether it’s for a friend, an employee, or someone you’ve mentored, a well-written character reference can help paint a fuller, more positive picture of the person beyond the charges they’re facing. This guide will

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Are Domestic Violence Orders Being Weaponised?

In 2006, an exotic dancer named Crystal Mangum accused three male lacrosse players of raping her. The consequences were significant. Aside from the devasting personal consequences of being charged with such a crime, the lacrosse team coach was fired, the team’s 2006 season was cancelled, and personal reputations along the way were destroyed. In April

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