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Queensland Law SocietyForm 6 (LPA)Notice by a Practising Certificate Holder of a Conviction of an Of 2025

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The document is a notice form for Practising Certificate Holders in Queensland to report a conviction of an offence or a charge for a serious offence as required by the Legal Profession Act 2007. It outlines the necessary details to be provided, including the nature and date of the conviction or charge, and emphasizes the requirement to submit this notice to the Queensland Law Society within seven days. The document also includes privacy information and contact details for further inquiries.

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Begin by entering your name in the designated field for the certificate holder. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial.
Fill in your address and postcode in the respective fields. This helps in identifying your location for correspondence.
Indicate whether you are giving notice of a conviction or a charge for a serious offence by selecting the appropriate option.
If applicable, provide details of the conviction, including the date and nature of the conviction. Remember that this includes findings of guilt or guilty pleas.
Complete any additional sections regarding sentencing if required, ensuring all information is clear and concise.
Review all entered information for accuracy before signing and submitting the form to ensure compliance with legal requirements.

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