Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 1 to 7 July 2024
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Australia Is Obliged to Investigate Citizens Fighting for Israel, Says the ACIJ’s Rawan Arraf
Our government has done nothing to warn let alone take steps to prosecute the thousand or so Australians who have joined the Israeli army to perpetrate genocide.
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NSW Police Must Speedily Bring Bail-Refused Arrestees Before the Local Court
Police officers are legally requiredto bring those they arrest and refuse to release before a local court as soon as practicable.
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NSW Police Under Investigation Over Delayed Response to Domestic Violence Report
Police are under fire for their delay in responding to a mother who ultimately died of head injuries at the hands of her partner.
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Ban on Retail Sales of Nicotine-Free Vapes Makes No Sense At All
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Drop the Criminal Charges Against Richard Boyle: His Actions Embodied Public Interest
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Judge’s Complaint Against DPP Highlights the Injustice of Prosecuting Meritless Sexual Assault Claims
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The Ongoing Crackdown on the Naarm Palestine Rally Is Targeting the Right to Protest
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Blockade Australia Has Shut Down Newcastle Coal Line for 10 Days Straight: Interview With Grace
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NSW District Court Judge and Director of Public Prosecution at Loggerheads
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White Supremacist Stabs Man in Sydney, But Terrorism Police Stumped as to His Ideology
Australian police can’t seem to figure out how non-Muslims could be considered terrorists, despite two ideologically motivated stabbings by white males in a week.
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“War Crimes Enabled Here”: Activists Call Out Albanese Subservience on Taking Parliament House
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Facing 35 Years Imprisonment for Disrupting Burrup Hub: Interview With DBH’s Joana Partyka
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