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Can you get in trouble for having a few beers while mowing the nature strip on a ride-on mower? The answer might surprise you. Patreon / Pro Bono Club: https://www.patreon.com/c/ProBonoClub Channel Membership: https://www.youtube.com/@JamesGlissanOfficial/membership Privacy Tools: https://jamesglissanofficial.com.au/privacy-tools Welcome to the first episode of I Answer Your Wildest Legal Questions. A new monthly series where I tackle the strangest, most creative legal questions you can throw at me. And you people did not disappoint. This month covers ride-on mower drink-driving, police entering private property, phones seized after arrest, DNA and fingerprint records, murder without a body, public arrests, AVOs, court livestreaming, and whether new anti-money-laundering laws could mean face scans just to see your solicitor. Every question comes directly from you: subscribers, community posts, channel members, and the Pro Bono Club on Patreon. ⚠️ This is general information only, not legal advice. If you are dealing with police, court, charges, an AVO, or any serious legal issue, speak to a lawyer in your jurisdiction. Got a wild legal question? Subscribe and drop it on the community page. The more ridiculous the better (as long as it's a real legal question!). If this video helped you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Hit subscribe so you don't miss the next one. Some links may be affiliate links, which means the channel may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.#australianlaw If you're searching for clear answers on Australian law, your rights when arrested, police powers in NSW and across Australia, drink driving offences, criminal charges, AVOs, search and seizure, court process, the presumption of innocence, anti-money-laundering laws, or what to do when police knock on your door, this is the channel for you. I'm James Glissan, a former police officer and police prosecutor turned criminal defence lawyer, breaking down the Australian legal system in plain English so you can understand exactly where you stand. From criminal law explainers and NSW-specific guides, to viewer Q&As, legislative deep dives, and "what can I do?" legal toolkits , the goal is simple: make sure you don't get screwed by the system because nobody told you how it actually works. Subscribe for weekly breakdowns of Australian law, your rights, and the hidden mechanics of power in Australia.

Can you get in trouble for having a few beers while mowing the nature strip on a ride-on mower? The answer might surprise you. Patreon / Pro Bono Club: https://www.patreon.com/c/ProBonoClub Channel Membership: https://www.youtube.com/@JamesGlissanOfficial/membership Privacy Tools: https://jamesglissanofficial.com.au/privacy-tools Welcome to the first episode of I Answer Your Wildest Legal Questions. A new monthly series where I tackle the strangest, most creative legal questions you can throw at me. And you people did not disappoint. This month covers ride-on mower drink-driving, police entering private property, phones seized after arrest, DNA and fingerprint records, murder without a body, public arrests, AVOs, court livestreaming, and whether new anti-money-laundering laws could mean face scans just to see your solicitor. Every question comes directly from you: subscribers, community posts, channel members, and the Pro Bono Club on Patreon. ⚠️ This is general information only, not legal advice. If you are dealing with police, court, charges, an AVO, or any serious legal issue, speak to a lawyer in your jurisdiction. Got a wild legal question? Subscribe and drop it on the community page. The more ridiculous the better (as long as it's a real legal question!). If this video helped you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Hit subscribe so you don't miss the next one. Some links may be affiliate links, which means the channel may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.#australianlaw If you're searching for clear answers on Australian law, your rights when arrested, police powers in NSW and across Australia, drink driving offences, criminal charges, AVOs, search and seizure, court process, the presumption of innocence, anti-money-laundering laws, or what to do when police knock on your door, this is the channel for you. I'm James Glissan, a former police officer and police prosecutor turned criminal defence lawyer, breaking down the Australian legal system in plain English so you can understand exactly where you stand. From criminal law explainers and NSW-specific guides, to viewer Q&As, legislative deep dives, and "what can I do?" legal toolkits , the goal is simple: make sure you don't get screwed by the system because nobody told you how it actually works. Subscribe for weekly breakdowns of Australian law, your rights, and the hidden mechanics of power in Australia.

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Can you get in trouble for having a few beers while mowing the nature strip on a ride-on mower? The answer might surprise you. Patreon / Pro Bono Club: https://www.patreon.com/c/ProBonoClub Channel Membership: https://www.youtube.com/@JamesGlissanOfficial/membership Privacy Tools: https://jamesglissanofficial.com.au/privacy-tools Welcome to the first episode of I Answer Your Wildest Legal Questions. A new monthly series where I tackle the strangest, most creative legal questions you can throw at me. And you people did not disappoint. This month covers ride-on mower drink-driving, police entering private property, phones seized after arrest, DNA and fingerprint records, murder without a body, public arrests, AVOs, court livestreaming, and whether new anti-money-laundering laws could mean face scans just to see your solicitor. Every question comes directly from you: subscribers, community posts, channel members, and the Pro Bono Club on Patreon. ⚠️ This is general information only, not legal advice. If you are dealing with police, court, charges, an AVO, or any serious legal issue, speak to a lawyer in your jurisdiction. Got a wild legal question? Subscribe and drop it on the community page. The more ridiculous the better (as long as it's a real legal question!). If this video helped you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Hit subscribe so you don't miss the next one. Some links may be affiliate links, which means the channel may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.#australianlaw If you're searching for clear answers on Australian law, your rights when arrested, police powers in NSW and across Australia, drink driving offences, criminal charges, AVOs, search and seizure, court process, the presumption of innocence, anti-money-laundering laws, or what to do when police knock on your door, this is the channel for you. I'm James Glissan, a former police officer and police prosecutor turned criminal defence lawyer, breaking down the Australian legal system in plain English so you can understand exactly where you stand. From criminal law explainers and NSW-specific guides, to viewer Q&As, legislative deep dives, and "what can I do?" legal toolkits , the goal is simple: make sure you don't get screwed by the system because nobody told you how it actually works. Subscribe for weekly breakdowns of Australian law, your rights, and the hidden mechanics of power in Australia.

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