Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 16 to 22 September 2019

Up to 40 people have been charged over an alleged day-care fraud ring, which has been described as “more disciplined than an outlaw motorcycle gang.”

The NSW Police Force has apologised for their unlawful strip search of two women.

Taxpayers will foot the bill for police misidentifying a man, entering his home, tying his hands and repeatedly assaulting him.

The lawsuit seeks the repayment of falsely claimed debts and compensation for the damage caused.

Lawyers for convicted child sex offender George Pell are seeking to take their fight to the highest court in the land.

The way you look and act at court can affect the outcome of your case.

Frontline Action on Coal is calling on activists to converge upon its Adani blockage to stop the Carmichael mine from going ahead.

Many are calling for a boycott of radio shock-jock Alan Jones over his repeated sexist, misogynistic and racist on-air remarks.

The inquest into the death of a mentally ill man heard he was tasered three times in two minutes before he stopped breathing.

David Eastman is suing the government after being wrongfully convicted of murdering a senior AFP officer, and serving 19 years in prison as a result.

Australian Tibetans are lobbying parliament to introduce reciprocal access laws so that “… journalists, diplomats and tourists” have “unrestricted access to Tibet”.