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NSW Police Search Powers - Case of R v Nguyen [2025] NSWDC 567
Police searched a car over a drug history and a hunch. A NSW judge found the search unlawful and excluded the drugs and phone. What it means for you.

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Case Study - Client Charged with Traffic and Drug Offences
A summary of one of our recent traffic offence cases in which we were successful in achieving a non-conviction sentence for our client.

Surge Legal
Sep 13, 20242 min read
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