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R v Harry [2025] NSWChC 3
The Children's Court dismissed all charges against a 13-year-old, finding the prosecution had not rebutted doli incapax beyond reasonable doubt.
PD v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) [2025] NSWSC 16
Sentence appeal from the Children's Court partly succeeded on legality of aggregate control orders. The Court substituted two orders and dismissed the summons.
Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) and Ivy [2025] NSWChC 1
The Children's Court found no realistic possibility of restoration to the mother and ordered parental responsibility solely to the Minister until the child turns 18.
Charles (a pseudonym) [2024] NSWCATGD 15
NCAT held that proposed testosterone treatment for a transgender 15-year-old was not “special medical treatment” because it was not reasonably likely to cause permanent infertility.
Jess (a pseudonym) [2024] NSWCATGD 16
The Tribunal consented to Stage 2 oestrogen treatment for a transgender 15-year-old, finding it was special medical treatment and necessary to prevent serious psychological harm.
R v Louie [2024] NSWChC 10
The Children's Court made a 6-month Community Treatment Order for a 17-year-old with serious offending and schizophrenia, finding treatment and supervision best served safety and rehabilitation.
VC v Secretary of the Department of Communities and Justice & Ors [2024] NSWDC 166
The District Court upheld an objection to a father’s recorded conversation transcript, finding it was illegally obtained and inadmissible under s 138.
R v Kai [2024] NSWChC 5
The Children's Court sentenced a 15-year-old for multiple stolen-car, damage and assault offences, imposing an aggregate 16-month control order with an 8-month non-parole period.
R v Thomas; R v Tony [2024] NSWChC 2
The Children's Court dismissed a stay application, holding that renewed committal proceedings after discharge for a missed charge certificate were not an abuse of process.
R v IP [2024] NSWCCA 16
The New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal held that BM’s name could be published because doing so would not likely identify the accused child, IP.
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