Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 1 to 7 July 2019

In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:

The Offence of Police Pursuit in New South Wales

A man is facing court after allegedly ramming a police car and injuring officers during a pursuit on the Central Coast.

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Press Stands United Against Authoritarianism

Media bosses have vowed to continue their fight against laws which criminalise whistleblowers and journalists for reporting in the public interest.

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Centrelink’s Flawed Robo-Debt System is Killing Our Most Vulnerable

The aggressive enforcement of debt notices issued in error is pushing many vulnerable Australians beyond breaking point.

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‘One Punch Laws’ – The Offence of Assault Causing Death in NSW

A man has been found not guilty of a one-punch attack that caused the death of another during a drunken brawl.

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Sydney Man Awarded Damages for Illegal Strip Search

A man who was illegally strip searched by police has been awarded over $100,000 for deprivation of liberty, injury and humiliation.

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Lockout Laws Don’t Reduce Alcohol Consumption

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The Return of Dutton: Enhanced Domestic Surveilling and Attacks on Minorities

The Home Affairs Minister is pushing for more encroachments on civil liberties.

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Stop the City to Stop Adani: An Interview With NUS’ Lily Campbell

Our youth are continuing the fight to protect their future against environmental destruction and climate change, despite politicians approving the Adani mine.

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The Offence of Sexual Intercourse With Young Person Under Special Care

The age of consent in our state is 16 years, or is it?

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It’s High Time to Decriminalise Drugs

“[I]t’s inevitable that all drugs will be decriminalised in NSW.”

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Section 32 Mental Health Applications in New South Wales

A man who tore down Tony Abbott election posters, threatened to stab his campaigners and called them ‘paedophile supporters’ has sought to have his case dismissed on mental health grounds.

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A Voice for Progressive Reform: An Interview With Labor MLC Rose Jackson

Progressive MLC Rose Jackson is pushing for the legalisation of abortion, recreational cannabis possession and pill testing.

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Morrison Moves to Silence Trade Unions

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Taking to the Streets in Protest? Know Your Rights Beforehand

“When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes a duty”

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