Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 15 to 21 January 2024
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Pro-Palestinians Praise South Africa as Sydney Rallies for the 14th Week: In Photos
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Albanese Involves Australia in Yet Another Military Attack on a Foreign Nation
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How Can I Check if I Have a Criminal Record?
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The Offence of Engaging in Legal Practice Without Being Admitted as a Lawyer
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Dan Duggan Won’t Be Released During US Attempts to Extradite Him, Despite Not Having Been Charged
“For the first eight months of his incarceration, [the Australian Citizen] was not even allowed outside to exercise and was not made aware of the allegations against him for more than 60 days”.
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“Uncle Rob is Right. Israel, Australia: What is the Difference?”: Senator Lidia Thorpe on Gaza
“It’s a live genocide in front of the world’s eyes… and it doesn’t seem like too many governments… in particular ours, are doing much about it at this point in time.”
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March on Invasion Day for First Nations Justice: An Interview With Dunghutti Activist Paul Silva
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How to Deposit Bail Money in New South Wales
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How To Get Out Of a Paying a Parking Fine in New South Wales
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Can Police Track Your Location From a Phone Call? Phone Tracking and Tracing in Australia
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Is Vaping a Criminal Offence in New South Wales?
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The Rules Relating to Police Interviews in New South Wales
An arrested person has the right to refuse being interviewed and should almost always exercise that right.
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The Majors to Crackdown on Internet Freedoms, as Mainstream Disinformation Peaks
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What are Squatters’ Rights? The Law on ‘Adverse Possession’ in Australia
A person who lives continuously in another’s vacant or abandoned premises may eventually claim ownership.
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