Restrained from “Coercive Control” Despite No Guilty Finding
Imagine this scenario for a minute. You are charged with the offence of “coercive control” in Queensland. To defend that charge, you engage criminal lawyers who diligently pursue your defence. Despite the evidence in support of the charge being quite weak, you are forced to prepare for a trial in your defence. On the day […]
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