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Stephanie Wallace Bar : 2017| Admitted : 2013
Stephanie’s practice is principally in criminal and quasi criminal law matters, including inquests and matters relating to police misconduct.
Phone : +61 3 9225 7222
Mobile : 0434 579 720
Email : s.wallace@vicbar.com.au
Chambers : William Crockett Chambers
AppellateProfile
Stephanie’s practice is principally in criminal and quasi criminal law matters, including inquests and matters relating to police misconduct.
She appears in all courts and tribunals in Victoria, and accepts interstate briefs.
She regularly appears in coronial inquests, commissions and inquiries.
Stephanie is on the Legal Aid preferred trial barrister list and has an Indictable Crime Certificate (ICC).
She regularly appears in both the summary and indictable jurisdictions, for committals, trials, pleas, appeals, contested hearings and bail applications.
She has routinely appeared in the Supreme Court of Victoria , the Court of Appeal, and appeared in the Royal Commission (Police Informants) for an "affected person".
Stephanie appeared as junior Counsel in the petition proceedings, as well as the first ever subsequent appeal matter determined in Victoria, Roberts v The Queen [2020] VSCA 58 and Roberts v The Queen [2020] VSCA 277.
Stephanie also specialises in written advocacy and drafting advice relating to police misconduct, occupational health and safety, the rules of evidence, criminal procedure, sentencing, mental impairment and fitness to stand trial.
Prior to coming to the Bar, Stephanie spent five years as a solicitor with experience preparing a wide range of matters, including serious sex offences, serious assaults, homicide, property offences, arson, fraud, drug offences and family violence in the County and Supreme Courts.
Stephanie has undertaken cultural awareness training provided by Koorie Heritage Trust.
Stephanie has a Bachelor of Arts (Criminology) from the University of Melbourne, a Bachelor of Laws from Monash University, and a Master of Laws (International Criminal Law) from the University of Melbourne.
Selected Cases
Roberts v The Queen [2020] VSCA 58
DPP v Joyce [2019] VCC 1675
In the matter of an application by LD [2019] VSC 9
DPP v Albera & Kon [2017] VCC 1784
DPP v Christenson & Anor [2019] VCC 1665
DPP v La Croix [2019] VCC 1970
DPP v Singh [2020] VCC 719
DPP v Judge & Anor [2020] VCC 1952
R v Forero Gomez; R v Le; R v Pham; R v Stephens [2021] NSWDC 131
Inquest into the death of William Maxwell (21 May 2021)
Singh v The Queen [2021] VSCA 161
Inquest into the death of John Wilfred Warner (2022)
Inquest into the death of Charles Bertram Squires (2022)Inquest into the deaths of Katica Perinovic
Anna Perinovic and Matthew Perinovic (2022)Inquest into the death of Vlado Micetic (2022)
Roberts v The Queen [2020] VSCA 277
DPP v Clayton [2019] VCC 1638
Hach v The Queen [2018] VSCA 196
Inquest into the Death of Hizir Ferman (2019)
DPP v Abuk Kuol Ruling No 3 [2019] VCC 1173
DPP v Dang [2020] VCC 1408
CDPP v White [2020] VCC 1846
DPP v Edwards [2021] VCC 238
DPP v Vickers [2021] VCC 445
DPP v Tate [2021] VCC 22
DPP v Lane [2021] VCC 1276
Inquest into the death of Daniel Charles Richards (2021)
Claire Perinovic
Memberships & Committees
- Victorian Bar
- Criminal Bar Association
- Essoign Club
- Women in Crime
To get in touch with Stephanie Wallace | or for more information please contact the Clerk on:
+61 3 9225 7222
clerkb@greenslist.com.au
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation.
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ExpertiseAppellate | Commercial Law | Criminal Law | Government Law | Inquests, Inquiries, Tribunals & Commissions | Public Law & Administrative Law | ProfileStephanie’s practice is principally in criminal and quasi criminal law matters, including inquests and matters relating to police misconduct. She appears in all courts and tribunals in Victoria, and accepts interstate briefs. She regularly appears in coronial inquests, commissions and inquiries. Stephanie is on the Legal Aid preferred trial barrister list and has an Indictable Crime Certificate (ICC). She regularly appears in both the summary and indictable jurisdictions, for committals, trials, pleas, appeals, contested hearings and bail applications. She has routinely appeared in the Supreme Court of Victoria , the Court of Appeal, and appeared in the Royal Commission (Police Informants) for an "affected person". Stephanie appeared as junior Counsel in the petition proceedings, as well as the first ever subsequent appeal matter determined in Victoria, Roberts v The Queen [2020] VSCA 58 and Roberts v The Queen [2020] VSCA 277. Stephanie also specialises in written advocacy and drafting advice relating to police misconduct, occupational health and safety, the rules of evidence, criminal procedure, sentencing, mental impairment and fitness to stand trial. Prior to coming to the Bar, Stephanie spent five years as a solicitor with experience preparing a wide range of matters, including serious sex offences, serious assaults, homicide, property offences, arson, fraud, drug offences and family violence in the County and Supreme Courts. Stephanie has undertaken cultural awareness training provided by Koorie Heritage Trust. Stephanie has a Bachelor of Arts (Criminology) from the University of Melbourne, a Bachelor of Laws from Monash University, and a Master of Laws (International Criminal Law) from the University of Melbourne. Recent Cases |
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