Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 1 to 7 May 2023

08/05/2023

by Sydney Criminal Lawyers

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In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:

Terrorism Offences: History, Motivations and Current Laws

History is littered with acts of violence intended to advance a political, religious or ideological cause.

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Coronial Inquests in NSW: Mandatory Inquests, Discretionary Inquests and Appeals

The Coroner has decided not to conduct a full inquest into the death of the woman who accused Christian Porter of sexual assault.

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The Legal Status of Sex Work Across Australia

Each state and territory has its own rules when it comes to the legality of sex work.

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Can a Social Media Post Amount to a Criminal Offence?

One Nation Leader Mark Latham is facing legal consequences over a homophobic Tweet.

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As Governments Clamp Down on Protest, Climate Defenders Are Using New Tactics

“The change in tactics reflects the end of mandated isolation… Now momentum can build again to mass engagement.”

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Is It Legal to Drive Barefoot in New South Wales?

The eternal question of whether your naked tootsies will get you in trouble with the law.

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Join the Walk for Justice: RACS Director Sarah Dale on the Importance of Pro Bono Work

People from all walks of life will come together to highlight the importance of pro bono legal work, volunteer work and standing up for the vulnerable.

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Should Those Involved in Tax Fraud Schemes be Sent to Prison?

A woman ‘at the bottom of the… hierarchy’ of a $100m tax fraud scheme has been sentenced to eight years in prison.

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Can I Be Fined for Not Stopping at a Yellow Traffic Light in NSW?

To pass or not to pass, that is the question.

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Is Sending an Unsolicited ‘Dick Pic’ a Crime in New South Wales?

“Hey, take a look at what I’ve got.”

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Conditional Release Orders in New South Wales

A former rugby league star has been given a conditional release order without conviction for the possession of cocaine.

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WA Kids in Adult Prison Crisis Worsens, Despite State Having Proven Punitive Measures Fail

The WA government is putting kids in adult prisons rather than adopting restorative justice measures that have proven to be effective.

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Does Logging into Another Person’s Social Media Account Amount to a Criminal Offence?

Logging into another’s social media account without permission can have serious legal consequences.

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New Deportation Regime Fails Terminally Ill Father of Six Australian Children

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Government Continues Callous Mistreatment of Refugees, Despite Community Embrace

A beloved refugee who made the finals of two of our most prestigious awards continues to be denied a permanent visa.

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