Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 25 September to 1 October 2023
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
What Constitutes ‘Penetration’ for a Sexual Assault Offence in NSW?
The law requires actual penetration for an offence of sexual assault to be established.
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The Legal Defence of Necessity In New South Wales
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Terrorism Offences: Judges Must Properly Consider Mitigating Factors During Sentencing
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Vatican Accuses Australian Bishop of Sexual Offences
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Calls for a Royal Commission, as NSW Police Killing Spree Continues
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The Constitution “Has Never Been Part of Our Law”: Aboriginal Tent Embassy’s Jessica Savage on the Voice
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Rights Commission Confirms Torture and Abuse Are Rife in Australian Detention
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Subs or No Subs, US Domination of Australia Is Absolute and so Is Its Call to War
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Dictator Dan’s Legacy: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The outgoing Victorian premier’s tenure has been marred by controversy, but will his successor fare any better?
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The Criminal Offence of Contempt of an Australian Senate Inquiry
An arrest warrant could be issued against former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce if he fails to return from Europe to face a Senate Inquiry.
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Special Inquiry Hears Evidence of Prison Officer Sexually Assaulting Inmates
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