NSW Courts

Name: NSW Courts
Address: Sydney, NSW, AU
Telephone: Court Registries: 1300 679 272 | Sydney Criminal Lawyers: (02) 9261 8881

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This page and its associated website are built and managed by Sydney Criminal Lawyers.

NSW Courts is a page and website built and managed by Sydney's Leading Criminal Law Firm, Sydney Criminal Lawyers™, to help those who are going to court by providing a range of general information, including:

- addresses and contact details of NSW Courts,

- general articles about courts and going to court,

- videos about each courthouse, and

- recommended court lawyers.

13/10/2026

The appeal court ordered a retrial as the trial judge found guilt on a version of events not put forward by the prosecution.

The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal upheld the appeal and ordered a retrial as the trial judge based his finding of guilt on a version of events that was not put forward by the prosecution.

07/10/2026

A 38-year old man is facing court over allegations he assaulted and robbed an 81-year old man in Broken Hill. The elderly man later died in hospital.

Robbery with arms and wounding is an offence under section 98 of the Crimes Act 1900 which carries a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison, and a standard non-parole period of 7 years.

06/10/2026

A Finks Motorcycle Club member had his sentence reduced on appeal as to judge misapplied the rules relating to convicted inmates and special circumstances.

The defendant’s sentence was reduced on appeal as to original judge misapplied the rules relating to convicted inmates and special circumstances.

01/10/2026

NSW police used their new power to arbitrarily wand thousands of members of the public in a two-day blitz primarily aimed at detecting and seizing knives.

The New South Wales Police Force carried out a two-day wanding blitz across the state last weekend, which saw 4,436 members of the public wanded for

29/09/2026

The reforms would place more restraints on the defence and make it easier to prosecute sexual assault cases, potentially resulting in more innocent people being convicted.

The NSW government has introduced laws that would radically change the way in which sexual assault prosecutions take place.

24/09/2026

The defence provides that medicinal cannabis users are not guilty of drug driving in certain circumstances, despite having THC in their system.

The defence provides that medicinal cannabis users must be found not guilty of drug driving in certain circumstances, despite having THC in their system.

21/09/2026

The appeal court found the defendant’s sentence to be manifestly excessive despite the initial judge having explicitly taken several factors favouring him into account.

The NSW appeal court found the defendant’s sentence to be manifestly excessive despite the initial judge having explicitly taken several mitigating factors into account.

17/09/2026

A 22-year old man is facing court after allegedly driving a car in New South Wales after it was stolen in Queensland.

Receiving or disposing of goods stolen outside New South Wales is an offence under section 189A of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.

16/09/2026

The defendant’s sentence was reduced on appeal as the judge failed to consider that lower moral culpability lessens the need for general deterrence.

The defendant’s sentence was reduced on appeal as the judge failed to take into account that lower moral culpability lessens the need for general deterrence.

10/09/2026

Two women are facing assault and offensive language charges after allegedly attacking a man at a bus stop in the Sydney C*D.

Common assault is where a person makes physical contact with another, except in the ordinary course of life, or causes them to apprehend immediate physical violence without consent.

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