Trespassing with or dangerous use of firearm or spear gun

One will be convicted of this offence under Section 93H of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) if they are:

(1)   A person who, possessing a firearm, imitation firearm, spear gun or imitation spear gun, enters any building or land (other than a road)

(2)   A person who fires a firearm or spear gun in or into any building or on or on to any land.

Penalty

If convicted, the maximum penalty for this offence is 10 years imprisonment.

Defences to this charge

If you are charged with this offence, there are several defences which could see you escape any punishment. Defences to this charge include:

• You are the owner of the property or have permission of the owner
• You entered with a reasonable excuse or having a lawful purpose in entering the property.

 How can Prime Lawyers help you?

If you have been charged with trespassing with or dangerous use of a firearm or spear gun, there are a number of ways you can proceed with your matter.

It may be possible to have your charge withdrawn or reduced by the Police.  It may be an option to defend your matter or it may be in your best interests to plead guilty.

Our criminal lawyers will carefully consider your case and advise you on all your legal options and recommend the best way forward with your matter. With the extensive knowledge of our criminal solicitors, Prime Lawyers will ensure that all necessary options are exhausted to secure the best possible result for you.