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Avo Breach Legal Steps
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In New South Wales, if prosecution isnt using all evidence in an AVO breach case, consult your lawyer to file a motion for evidence inclusion. Directly contacting the court is generally not advised. If unsatisfied with your representation, consider seeking a second opinion or legal aid for further guidance.Full Conversation
Australian law for a protected person
Hey ****! In New South Wales, a "protected person" often refers to someone who is under a protection order, such as an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO). Here are some key points:
- An AVO is intended to protect individuals from violence, harassment, or intimidation.
- Breaching an AVO is a criminal offense.
- The protected person can still contact the defendant unless the order specifies otherwise.
Do you have any specific questions about this?
- An AVO is intended to protect individuals from violence, harassment, or intimidation.
- Breaching an AVO is a criminal offense.
- The protected person can still contact the defendant unless the order specifies otherwise.
Do you have any specific questions about this?
AVO has been breeched and prosecution are not using all evidence supplied to them by myself to represent my case what can I do to get a fair trial with the judge
Hey ****! It's important to ensure all relevant evidence is considered in your case. Here's what you can do:
- Consult with your legal representative about the evidence not being used.
- Request your lawyer to file a motion for the evidence to be included.
- You can also contact the prosecution directly to discuss your concerns.
Would you like to know more about any of these steps?
- Consult with your legal representative about the evidence not being used.
- Request your lawyer to file a motion for the evidence to be included.
- You can also contact the prosecution directly to discuss your concerns.
Would you like to know more about any of these steps?
Can I go directly to the judge to hear my evidence that prosecution are with holding
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Hey ****! Generally, you cannot directly present evidence to the judge without going through your lawyer or the prosecution. It's essential to work with your lawyer to file a motion or request a hearing where you can present your concerns. Would you like more information on how to proceed with these legal steps?
Hey ****! Generally, you cannot directly present evidence to the judge without going through your lawyer or the prosecution. It's essential to work with your lawyer to file a motion or request a hearing where you can present your concerns. Would you like more information on how to proceed with these legal steps?
Can I contact the South Australia courts myself to present all evidence that prosecution is refusing to present
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Hey ****! Generally, you cannot directly present evidence to the court without going through legal channels. Here’s what you can do:
- File a formal request or motion through your lawyer for the evidence to be considered.
- Ensure all communications with the court are through appropriate legal processes.
Would you like further guidance on engaging with legal representatives or other steps?
Hey ****! Generally, you cannot directly present evidence to the court without going through legal channels. Here’s what you can do:
- File a formal request or motion through your lawyer for the evidence to be considered.
- Ensure all communications with the court are through appropriate legal processes.
Would you like further guidance on engaging with legal representatives or other steps?
Some AI tools say I can
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Hey ****! While some AI tools might suggest different approaches, it's crucial to follow the legal procedures in your jurisdiction. It's best to work closely with your lawyer to ensure all evidence is considered properly. Do you have any questions about working with your legal representative or understanding the court process?
Hey ****! While some AI tools might suggest different approaches, it's crucial to follow the legal procedures in your jurisdiction. It's best to work closely with your lawyer to ensure all evidence is considered properly. Do you have any questions about working with your legal representative or understanding the court process?
As a protected person where prosecution is not representing me with honesty and integrity can I approach the courts myself on the pre trail day
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Hey ****! Generally, in New South Wales, you must go through legal channels to present evidence. If you feel your representation isn't honest or integral, consider discussing this with your lawyer or seeking a second opinion. Have you thought about consulting another lawyer for advice?
Hey ****! Generally, in New South Wales, you must go through legal channels to present evidence. If you feel your representation isn't honest or integral, consider discussing this with your lawyer or seeking a second opinion. Have you thought about consulting another lawyer for advice?
Yes I have gone through all channels and out of options
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****, it seems like a high-value case due to the breach of an AVO and issues with evidence representation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
****, it seems like a high-value case due to the breach of an AVO and issues with evidence representation. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
No
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****, since you've decided not to connect with local lawyers, it's important to exhaust all other options. Consider documenting your concerns and seeking a second opinion from a legal aid organization in New South Wales. They might offer guidance on navigating your situation more effectively. Best of luck!
****, since you've decided not to connect with local lawyers, it's important to exhaust all other options. Consider documenting your concerns and seeking a second opinion from a legal aid organization in New South Wales. They might offer guidance on navigating your situation more effectively. Best of luck!
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