Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 3 to 9 October 2022
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
High Times in the Land of Smiles: Some Snaps
The demonstrated benefits of legalising cannabis should make our politicians question their continuing criminalisation of the plant.
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Karen Refugees from Myanmar Spend Decades in UN-Run Thai Camps, as Recent Arrivals Are Returned
The little-known Indigenous ethnic minority have been existing for decades in extremely difficult circumstances.
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Man Suspected of Drug Driving Dies in Police Custody
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Corruption Will Continue to be Hidden, Under Proposed Federal Anti-Corruption Commission
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Judicial Independence is More Important Than Ever
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NSW Parliament to Consider Medicinal Cannabis Defence to Drug Driving
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NSW Police Officer Accused of Tampering with Evidence to Support False Criminal Charges
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The Offence of Knowingly Providing False or Misleading Information to a Commonwealth Entity
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The Law in NSW: Recording Conversations
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Served His Time, Seeking Return: An Interview with Deported “Jailhouse Lawyer” David McCulloch
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Hands Off Assange! US and UK Citizens Stand in Solidarity with Truth-Teller
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Let’s Legalise It: Senator Shoebridge on Legislating Lawful Cannabis Nationwide
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UN Rules Australian Climate Inaction Is Violating Torres Strait Islander Rights
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Officer Charged with Fabricating Evidence, But His Victim Explains that Coverups Run Deep
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At Kathmandu’s Hindu Burning Grounds, Death Is a Regular Public Matter
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