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Act proven but not criminally responsible - Easy Read
This A4 size easy read resource explains what happens after court if court says you committed a serious crime but you are not criminally responsible because of your mental illness or cognitive impairment. The Mental Health Advocacy Service can help. Booklet available in: |
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Child Protection Register - Easy Read
This Easy Read booklet explains the Child Protection Register and Child Protection Prohibition Orders. Booklet available in: |
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Domestic and family violence - help at court (Easy Read)
This Easy Read resource outlines what domestic and family violence is and how the Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services can support women who are experiencing domestic violence. Brochure available in: |
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How can Legal Aid NSW help me? (Easy Read)
This Easy Read brochure outlines how to get legal help from Legal Aid NSW and what issues we can help with. Brochure available in: |
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Police Powers - Book 1: Questions - Easy Read
There are 4 books in the Easy English Police Powers series. Book 1: Questions is about your rights when the police want to ask you questions Booklet available in: |
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Police Powers - Book 2: Searches - Easy Read
There are 4 books in the Easy English Police Powers series. Book 2: Searches is about your rights when the police want to search you Booklet available in: |
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Police Powers - Book 3: Arrest on the street - Easy Read
There are 4 books in the Easy English Police Powers series. Book 3: Arrest on the street is about your rights if you are arrested on the street. Booklet available in: |
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What is a limiting term? - Easy Read
This A4 booklet explains what your options are if you have committed a serious crime and you have a cognitive impairment or mental illness. The Mental Health Advocacy Service can help. Booklet available in: |
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What is a Section 14? - Easy Read
This Easy Read resource explains what to do if you have a cognitive disability and the police have charged you with a crime. Booklet available in: |