Searching Vehicle without Warrant

Researching on “Searching Vehicle without Warrant”

My findings are,

Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 (Qld)
Division 3 – Searching vehicles without warrant
Section 31 and 32
– If not, then must comply, Section 160
– If not, then must comply, Section 161
 
R v P and N [2016] QSC 049
“… contained 52.639 grams of cocaine (16.755g pure), 295.683 grams of heroin (97.509g pure) and 281.236 grams of methylamphetamine (130.956g pure)”
Evidences were excluded
 
R v Day and Davis [2008] QSC 358
Court finds that the search was unlawful because there were no search warrant and there were no emergency to conduct a search without a warrant. Then court looks at the part that, the unlawful conduct was reckless disregard for the law.

Similar Case – R v Hammond & Loosemore [2016] QSC 98

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I understand people who find themselves facing criminal charges. Most of them are just good people caught in tough situations or have had a disadvantaged life, and I see it as my job to stand by them and make sure their side of the story is told. That’s why I chose to be defence lawyer — not on the other side. Most importantly, just because you did something doesn’t necessarily mean you’re guilty or that what you did was unlawful.

 

Every case is different, and I believe every person deserves to be heard. I like to dig deep, look at things from all angles, and find details that others often miss. I’m creative and open-minded — because sometimes, thinking outside the box can make all the difference. I’ve been passionate about criminal defence since 2019.

 

Since then, I’ve worked on thousands of cases — each one teaching me something new about people, fairness, and second chances. What drives me most is helping clients move forward with confidence and peace of mind. Just give me a call, and you’ll find out that I’m not an ordinary lawyer.

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