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Pfizer Faces Fresh Allegations of Falsifying COVID-19 Vaccine Data

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Pharmaceutical company Pfizer has an appalling history when it comes to the efficacy of its drugs and credibility of its claims - paying billions of dollars in compensation over the years for injuries, false claims and suppressing unfavourable research. Now,...

2021 SCL Criminal Law Scholarship: Encouraging Students Who Are Passionate About Criminal Law

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Applications for this year’s Sydney Criminal Lawyers Criminal Law Scholarship are open until midnight on 30 November 2021, and final as well as penultimate year law students in New South Wales and the ACT are encouraged to apply. About the...

‘Zoe’s Law’ Introduced to New South Wales Parliament

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At Christmas time in 2009, Brodie Donegan was eight months pregnant with her daughter-to-be Zoe when she was struck down by a car driven by a drunk driver. While Brodie survived, Zoe tragically didn’t. The driver received a sentence of...

Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 8 to 14 November 2021

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In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles: Man Accused of Sexual Assault in Parliament House Committed to Stand Trial The former senior Liberal Party adviser accused of sexually assaulting Brittany Higgins will...

The Offence of Police Neglect of Duty in New South Wales

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Neglect of Duty is an offence under section 201 of the Police Act 1990 (NSW) which carries a maximum penalty of 20 penalty units, or $2,200. A police officer is guilty of this offence if he or she “neglects or...

The PM Champions Pork Barrelling Over Corruption Watchdog With Teeth

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“It’s certainly not a model that we ever consider at a federal level,” said prime minister Scott Morrison in relation to the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption, or ICAC, just days following the resignation of Gladys Berejiklian from the position...

NSW Police Shoot and Kill Gomeroi Man Stanley Russell

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Australian police have killed yet another First Nations person. Once again, there was an outstanding arrest warrant involved, and it happened as officers entered the premises where the man was staying, similar to other such killings. Gomeroi man Stanley Russell...

Israeli Pegasus Spyware Gifts Governments Extralegal Surveillance Powers

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The powerful software is being used to illegally hack the mobile phones of human rights defenders. The mobile phones of six Palestinian human rights defenders operating in the Israeli-occupied West Bank were hacked using the NSO Groups all-pervasive Pegasus spyware,...

Drop the Collaery Prosecution: An Interview With the Human Rights Law Centre’s Kieran Pender

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Bernard Collaery was back before the courts on Wednesday, as attorney general Michaelia Cash had her lawyers arguing that she wants to introduce new “super-secret” evidence that’s so sensitive in nature that the ACT barrister wouldn’t be able to look...

New Laws Put an End to ‘Gag Orders’ on Victims of Child Sexual Abuse

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New South Wales Parliament passed laws this week which will allow courts to break unfair settlements and ‘gag orders’ placed on victims of child sexual abuse. Recommendation of the Royal Commission The issue of paltry settlements accompanied by strict non-disclosure...
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