NSW Serving Nsw Police

[Jaywoo220]

Can you perosnally serve than at any police station , or do you have to serve them at their headquarters?

 

[Tim W]

Have a look here.

 

[Jaywoo220]

Where? Apologies, the link does not go anywhere.

 

[Tim W]

Subpoenas - NSW Police Public Site

www.police.nsw.gov.au

 

[Jaywoo220]

What about for claims, not subpoenas.

 

[Tim W]

The spoon with which we feed you is empty.
Ring the number at the bottom of the web page, and ask.

 

[Jaywoo220]

Mate, you do not have to answer. It is a forum, not a place for lead generation. Put me on ignore so you do not have to deal with my ignorance, or burden me with arrogance.

 

[Rob Legat - SBPL]

It is a forum, not a place for lead generation.

Actually, it is.

 

[Jaywoo220]

For you it is, for me it is actially to ask questions from people who may understand the inequalities of the law and want to help people, and to help people with things I know the answer to.

 

[Rob Legat - SBPL]

A. There's no reason it cannot be both.
B. You made an absolute statement without a qualification. I'm beginning to see that is a common thread in some of your posts.

In law: What's black or white (i.e. absolute) is usually very obvious, established, specific, and restricted. The rest is grey, often making it situation specific or principle based. This is both a strength (in that it allows flexibility and a degree of ability to cope with novel situations) and a weakness (in that it often causes laypeople to establish confirmation bias from one positive outcome, or that it can be difficult for people to apply those principles to a non-straight forward instance). Here is a situation where the method to serve a subpoena can almost assuredly be applied to serving any other document upon the Police.