Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 14 to 20 September 2020
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
When Can Police Search You Without a Warrant in NSW?
A summary of the rules relating to warrantless searches, and the do’s and don’ts.
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NSW Police to Crackdown on House Parties
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Australian Police Officers Continue Signalling Their White Supremacist Allegiance
A Queensland police officer is under internal investigation after images emerged of him wearing a patch that has evolved to symbolise white supremacist ideology.
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Victoria Police Ramps Up Offensive Against Protests
Disturbing footage of masses of heavily-armed police officers descending on masked protesters who are chanting ‘freedom’ and ‘love and peace’ raises concerns that Victoria has degenerated into a police state.
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Victoria Police Brutalise Citizens by Cover of COVID
Victorian police officers are routinely using excessive force against members of the public, often over relatively minor allegations.
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Millions in Misconduct Payments: Shoebridge on the Paramilitary NSW Police Force
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The Law, Defences and Penalties for Carjacking in New South Wales
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Police Slam Man’s Head into Counter then Charge Him with Assault
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The Law, Defences and Penalties for Stealing from a Person in NSW
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Government Ignores Revered Report on Reducing First Nations Incarceration
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Don’t Bring the Drug Dogs Back: An Interview With Sniff Off’s Xiaoran Shi
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NSW Police Bust Up Legal Campus Protests: An Interview With Student Activist Kelton Muir
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Journalists Can’t Be Forced to Reveal Their Sources, or Can They?
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Can I Secretly Record a Conversation in New South Wales?
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