Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 5 to 11 April 2021
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Parliament Proposes ID Checks to Open Social Media Accounts
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Donald Trump May Face Criminal Charges
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“A Brazen Pork-Barrel Scheme”: Inquiry Condemns Berejiklian’s Grant Allocating as Political
The Premier’s allocation of grants “on a purely political basis” without “due process or merit assessment” was a “clear abuse of the grants process”.
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NSW Police Arrest First Nations Teenager as She’s Having Panic Attack
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Covid Passports: A Good or Bad Idea?
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Federal Coalition’s Persistent Culture Wars Could Be Its Undoing
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Corrections Criminally Liable Over First Nations Custody Deaths, Says Former NSW Magistrate David Heilpern
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Domestic Violence Workers Plead for Adequate Funding
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Strip-Searched Teen Loses Bid to Have Her Case Heard in All-Female Courtroom
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The Offence of Intentionally or Recklessly Destroying or Damaging Property in NSW
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Latham’s Religious Freedoms Laws Entrench Discrimination: An Interview Greens MP Jenny Leong
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Coroner’s Refusal of Inquest Into Child’s Death Is Motivated by Cannabis, Father Claims
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‘Litany of Errors’ Enabled Man to Kill His Children, Coroner Finds
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Manslaughter of Mhelody Bruno Exposes Institutional Bias in Criminal Justice System
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Coalition Prosecutes Those Who Expose Corruption, While the Real Criminals Walk Free
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