Christian Juebner, Barrister

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Christian is a barrister at the Victorian Bar.  Christian specialises in acting for clients involved in litigation under the Confiscation Act 1997 and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. He can advise in respect of and appear in any application that may be made or opposed under proceeds of crime legislation, such as exclusion applications, forfeiture applications, applications to vary restraining orders or pecuniary penalty order applications.  Christian also advises and appears in applications for compensation orders under the Sentencing Act 1991.

Specifically, Christian can advise on:

(a)               the nature of restraining orders and how they are obtained;

(b)               the three types of forfeiture under the Confiscation Act;

(c)               exclusion applications;

(d)               forfeiture applications;

(e)               pecuniary penalty orders;

(f)                the evidentiary onus in confiscation litigation;

(g)               the relationship between confiscation and sentencing;

(h)               costs in confiscation litigation; and

(i)                key issues for solicitors.

Christian has been practicing as a lawyer since 1996.  Before coming to the Bar in 2004, Christian was a partner at Deacons (now Norton Rose).

Christian can be contacted on:

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