Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 26 July to 1 August 2021
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Sydney Brothers Charged Over Alleged Gangland Murder
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Growing Discontent and the Politics of Lockdown
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Morrison’s Mixed Messages About Anti-Lockdown Protests
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Christian Porter Ordered to Pay Legal Costs
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High Court Rules Lockdown Restrictions Are Constitutional
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Review to be Held Into Workplace Culture In NSW Parliament
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Scrutinising Berejiklian’s COVID Response: An Interview With David Shoebridge
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The Need for a Medicinal Cannabis Driving Defence: An Interview With Former Magistrate David Heilpern
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On a Trajectory Towards Self-Annihilation: An Interview With Dr Helen Caldicott
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Giving Up Safeguards to Protect Against Terrorists
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The Impact of Lockdowns on Australia’s Youth
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The Federal Government Does Not Want a National Bill of Rights
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Are We Being Scared Into Handing Over Our Rights?
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Sydney Criminal Lawyer Loses Appeal Against Finding of Deceptive Conduct
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Government to Remove More Legal Safeguards
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Instead of Rights for All, Morrison Is Pushing for a “Christian Bill of Rights”
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NSW Anti-Protest Laws: Taking Care of Big Business
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NSW Government Ramps Up Offensive Against Protests
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