Inquests & Inquiries
In Queensland, coronial inquests must be held if a person dies in custody.
View MoreThose who are refused bail by the police may apply for bail through the Magistrates Court.
Contact UsBail is where a defendant is released from custody with a promise to appear in court at a later date.
If you have been arrested for a criminal or traffic offence and detained in jail or a watch house, you may need to apply for bail. Bail is where a defendant is released from custody with a promise to appear in court at a later date. Other conditions may also apply to your bail application, for instance, promising to not interfere with witnesses and not committing another offence while on bail.
Those who are refused bail by the police may apply for bail through the Magistrates Court. Should this application be refused, the offender may apply for bail through the Supreme Court. To avoid bail refusal, we highly recommend hiring a specialist lawyer to attend court on your behalf and apply for you to be released into the community.
Guest Lawyers offer initial consultations (including in prisons) to assist with any bail application in Qld. We act for all persons required to appear before the Magistrates and Supreme Court. We also conduct appeals in the Court of Appeal and High Court.
Our team of Brisbane criminal lawyers are licensed to practice across Australia and often travel to other states and territories to do so. Please get in touch with our lawyers either via Guest Lawyers’ email or by calling (07) 3211 3007.
In Queensland, coronial inquests must be held if a person dies in custody.
View MoreOur criminal lawyers will offer legal advice on whether to plead guilty or not guilty.
View MoreOur criminal lawyers act for all people charged with criminal and traffic offences who are required to appear before the Court.
View MoreGuest Lawyers offer initial consultation visits to all prisons in Queensland, and interstate.
View MoreInitial consultation with a specialist criminal or traffic lawyer at either our Brisbane office or in any Australian prison.
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