At K. E. Roussos & Associates, our fearless representation in the criminal courts has equipped us with forensic legal skills in regulatory bodies investigations and prosecutions. Teachers Board The NT Teacher Board can start an investigation or inquiry, transfer...
Assault offences are broad in nature with varying degrees of seriousness, differences in the elements of the offence, different available legal defences, different court processes, and different sentencing processes and outcomes. Assaults can be quite minor or very...
Drug offences range from minor offences involving possession or use of a prohibited drug to very serious charges of supply, cultivation or manufacturing. A person who is charged with serious drug offences may stand to lose a lot if they are found guilty – their...
Having a conviction recorded against you can affect your reputation, your work life and your life outside of work. If you are facing criminal charges and are concerned about the impact of a conviction, contact K. E Roussos & Associates today. Our lawyers are...
Whilst we acknowledge the fine contribution of our NT Police and Correctional Services Officers, there are some people who experience mistreatment at the hands of the police, Community Corrections, and other authorities. If you have been a victim of police brutality...
Is your driver’s licence important to you? Are you a tradie, truck, taxi, uber delivery driver charged with drink driving or drug driving? Were you involved in a collision? Are you charged with speeding or dangerous or reckless driving or going through a red light?...
Family violence can impact you physically, emotionally and financially. If you have family law proceedings on foot, or have parenting orders already in place, these can also be affected by family violence. On this page, you will find some brief information about...
In the Northern Territory, we have a Local Court, a Youth Justice Court and a Supreme Court. While most criminal matters are heard in the local court, serious indictable matters must be committed to the Supreme Court. The maximum penalty that can be imposed for a...