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Prominent Lawyer Charged with Sexual Assault

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Andrew Graham, a renowned Adelaide criminal defense lawyer, faces sexual assault charges, alleging non-consensual intercourse from a January 2025 incident. Arrested in January 2026, Graham maintains his innocence, vowing to fight the charges in court. Despite the serious allegations, he remains active in his legal practice, with his next hearing scheduled for May.

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Prominent Lawyer Charged with Sexual Assault

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From the Daily News Now Network, this is Sydney News Today. A prominent Adelaide Criminal Defense lawyer named Andrew Graham has been charged with one count of engaging in sexual intercourse without consent. The 41-year-old from Unley faces allegations tied to an incident last January 2025. He was arrested on January 1st this year, nearly 12 months later, by special crimes investigators. Graham appeared in Adelaide magistrates court recently, but has not yet entered a plea. The case drew attention because he's known for handling tough defenses in the legal world. Outside court, Graham briefly addressed reporters, calling the claim false and saying he plans to fight it in proceedings. He noted that court rules limit what he can say publicly right now. Prosecutors, led by the state's top director, requested a delay of six to eight weeks and confirmed Graham can keep practicing law while this plays. He's represented notable figures in past cases like a police shooting suspect and an

anti-vaccine activist. Magistrate Brian Nitschka, granted bail, and set the next hearing for May. So the matter continues through the system. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. From Chase Peace, I put my head in it, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.

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