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The statement you made is not accurate. Australian courts 100% take the circumstances of a crime into account when deciding on penalties.

The circumstances of a crime are certainly not irrelevant when determining whether someone is deserving of a prison sentence. Which, you'll see, was the point I was making.

You don't know the circumstances of any of the offenses

I'm a brand new member. I've looked long and hard for answers but come up short. Is there anything you can point me towards particularly involving crimes of moral turpitude and the likeliness of a visa application being accepted?

Hi everyone, I have recently been offered my dream job in the USA next year but after hours of reading, I am very dubious about my eligibility for the required J1 VISA. I am not a bad person but I have made mistakes that I believe poorly reflect who I am. 8 years ago - Aggravated Burglary and...