Criminal Defence Lawyers Queensland
Providing Formidable Legal Representation Across All Criminal Law Matters
Criminal Law Legal Services
Bail Applications
Guilty Pleas
Assault Offences
Drug Offences
Sexual Offences
Fraud, Corruption & Bribery Offences
Murder / Manslaughter Charges
Burglary / Theft Charges
20% Discount for All ADF Members & Veterans on Fixed-Fee Services
| Normal Price | Discounted Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Criminal Law | ||
| Bail Application | From $2,000 | From $1,650 |
*Please Note - There may be additional costs for disbursement, including court filing fees, title searches or process service. Please contact March On Legal to discuss your specific needs and to obtain a specific quote for your personal circumstances.
All Australian Citizens are Entitled to Legal Representation and a Fair Trial
March On Legal’s criminal lawyers are dedicated to providing practical legal advice and unwavering representation to clients across all areas of criminal law in the state of Queensland. Our counsel and support extends across all stages of criminal proceedings including prior to arrest; whilst in police custody; before being formally charged; and throughout Court proceedings.
The Queensland criminal law process can be complicated and intimidating and is comprised of charges at multiple degrees of severity. Summary offences are those offences that are considered to be less serious and are dealt with in the Magistrates Court. In Queensland these charges can include traffic offences, disorderly behavior offences and minor criminal matters. Indictable offences are those offences where the accused has the right to be tried before a Judge and jury. These are heard in the superior courts (District or Supreme Courts) and can include more serious criminal offences such as murder, theft, armed robbery and sexual-related offences.
At your first court appearance, you will be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. If you are unsure of what to do or require more time to source legal advice, you are within your rights to request for an adjournment. You should make sure you completely understand what it is you have been charged with and you should read and understand the prosecutions statement of events. The way the matter progresses from here depends largely on what you have been charged with, how you plea and the availability of evidence against you.
To the uninitiated, the judicial process can be complicated and extremely stressful, particularly given the potential long-term implications that a successful conviction may have on all aspects of an individual’s life. March On Legal would strongly advise that any individual charged with criminal offences should seek to engage with legal representation as early on as possible to ensure that the best, most-informed decisions are being made, increasing the chances of leading to a beneficial outcome.
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“Contacting March On Legal following my initial arrest was the best choice that I could have made.
At every step, Alicia was able to break down and explain all of the pro’s and con’s relating to the different ways that my case could go, in a way that made sense to me.
This allowed me to make the best of my situation and is the reason why I did not lose up to 5 years of my life in a cell.”
— Michael P., Cairns
Criminal Law - FAQ:
I Have Been Arrested. What Should I Do?
Contact your solicitor immediately. Depending on what you have been charged with, you may need to apply for bail. Your solicitor can discuss the options with you and assist you to decide what to do next. If you are a current member of the ADF, you must inform your chain of command.
The Police Want Me to Participate in an Interview, What Should I Do?
Ask the police whether you are a 'suspect in a crime' or a 'witness'. You should answer questions relating to your identity, such as your name and address. However, you should seek legal advice before answering any other questions, particularly if you have been cautioned by the police. Request to call your solicitor as soon as possible and discuss your options.
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