May 3rd, 2010
Christian is the author of this site.
Christian is a barrister at the Victorian Bar with extensive experience in confiscation proceedings. He is regularly briefed to advise and appear on behalf of the DPP and applicants for exclusion. Christian has appeared in all Victorian State and Commonwealth Courts. Before coming to the Bar, Christian was a partner with Deacons (now Norton Rose). Through his commercial experience, he has a detailed knowledge of property, equity and trust issues, all of which are relevant to and impact on proceedings under the Confiscation Act 1997 (Confiscation Act).
Christian can be contacted on:
T (03) 9640 3216
M 0410 657 177
cjuebner@melbchambers.com.au
Melbourne Chambers, Level 10, 235 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
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May 3rd, 2010
This paper (see link below) provides practical guidance to practitioners engaged in litigation under the Confiscation Act has for many years been invoked in Victoria in drug related offences. However, its operation extends to any indictable (and even some summary) offences. Prosecutions under the Confiscation Act are increasing. It is now common to see restraining orders being made in, amongst others, dishonesty and sex offences. Additionally, there has been a significant increase in “civil forfeiture” proceedings in recent times. This increase in litigation brings with it a variety of challenges for legal practitioners.

Confiscation Act Explained – Seminar Paper – Current to March 2010
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