There are many lesser offences. Examples are:
-  Firearms Offences
    - Unregistered Firearms
    - Being Unlicenced
    - Unsafe keeping of Firearms
-  Public Order Offences
    - Riot
    - Affrays
-  Commissions
    - Corrupt receipt of Commissions
    - Corrupt receipt of Benefits
    - Being a corrupt Trustee
-  Forgery and False Instruments
-  Computer Offences
-  Escaping from Lawful Custody
-  Public Justice Offences
    - Perjury
    - False Statements
    - Hindering, tampering
    - Perverting the course of Justice

These offences do carry prison sentences, but are mainly dealt with by fines and non-custodial sentences.

We can provide advice on:
-  Personal Protection Orders
-  Family/Domestic Protection Orders
-  Defending/avoiding Orders made against you
-  Proving need for Orders and the necessity of same
-  Intimidation
-  Stalking
-  Telephone Interim Orders
-  Variation or Revocation of Court Orders
-  Contravening an Order

Breaches of Apprehended Violence Orders carry fines of up to $5,500 and terms of imprisonment of up to two years.

There are many other criminal or quasi-criminal offences. Examples are:
-  Trespass
-  Breach of Duties as a Director of a Company
-  Breaches of various other Acts of Parliament, for example:
     - Local Government Act
     - Environmental Protection and Assessment Act
     - Road Traffic (Safety and Traffic Management) Act 1999
     - Road Traffic (General) Act 1999
     - Unlawful Gambling Act
     - Summary Offences Act
     - Criminal Defamation
     - Companion Animals Act
-  Independent Commission Agencies
     - Corruption Act 1988
-  Independent Commission Agencies continued ...
    - National Crime Authority (State Provisions) Act 1984
    - NSW Crime Commission Act 1984
    - Special Commissions of Enquiry Act 1981
-  Bail Act
-  Various sentencing legislation
-  Search Warrants Act 1985
-  Listening Devices Act 1984
-  Telecommunications (Interception) (NSW) Act 1987
-  Confiscation of Assets and Compensation Acts
Most of these offences are dealt with by way of fines and in some cases, terms of imprisonment. The State of NSW through various legislation has enormous powers in relation to the prevention and punishment of criminal behaviour. You should make sure you are aware of your rights in relation to such matters. In too many incidences people are not aware that what they are doing is illegal.