Sydney Criminal Lawyer Maggie Sten from George Sten & Co, talks with Rod Morri about Aboriginal rights in Australia and The Criminal Justice System.

Sydney Criminal Lawyer Maggie Sten from George Sten & Co, talks with Rod Morri about Mental Health & the Criminal Justice System. 

Sydney Criminal Lawyer Maggie Sten from George Sten & Co, talks with Rod Morri about the impact of Social Media and Juries, when on trial. 

Maggie talks about jurors who might be tempted to use social media or the internet to find out further information about the trial other than what is being presented in court. 

There have been a number of cases in Australia where social media or internet searches by jurors have led to aborted trials, and in some cases, penalties for the jurors involved.

Maggie Sten Sydney Criminal Defence Lawyer talks with Rod Morri about choosing a criminal lawyer, getting the best result and avoid being poorly represented. Maggie covers the history of law in Australia and our changing society.  

Sydney's leading female criminal lawyer Maggie Sten, talks crime commission with Joel Coleman. Insight into drugs, crime and Sydney's underworld. 

Maggie Sten Criminal Defence Lawyer from George Sten & Co talks with Joel Coleman about Sexual Consent & Sexual Assault Laws In NSW 

Maggie Sten Criminal Defence Lawyer Sydney talk with Joel Coleman about The Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002. It is a NSW piece of legislation which governs the exercise of specific police powers. The Act contains 19 parts which either reinforce the common law, relocate existing sections from other Acts or establish new powers and safeguards. Read more about Maggie Sten on www.criminal-lawyer.com.au 

Maggie Sten Criminal Lawyer Sydney from George Sten & Co talks with Joel Coleman about Domestic Violence & Apprehended Violence Orders. 

Joel Coleman interviews Sydney's Leading Female Criminal Lawyer Maggie Sten from George Sten & Co .

Maggie Sten has been working as a solicitor in Sydney since the early 1980’s. To say she has ‘seen it all’ is an understatement. Having represented the who’s who of Australian criminal figures, she has an understanding of not only the justice system, but society’s issues at large.