Sydney Criminal Lawyers® Weekly Rundown – Articles from 3 to 9 November 2025

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

Court Orders Legal Costs in Favour of Man Malicious Prosecuted by NSW Police

The Supreme Court ruled in favour of a man falsely imprisoned and maliciously prosecuted over false claims made by a NSW police officer.

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The Law, Defences and Penalties for Peeping or Prying in New South Wales

A man is facing court over allegations he attended the homes of women late at night and attempted to speak with them through their windows.

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Sydney Uni Protesters Vindicated, as No Evidence of Antisemitic Incidents on Campus Exists

The mainstream media and politicians capitalised on fabricated claims of antisemitism on campus, but an inquiry revealed they do not exist.

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Exposing the Institutions Responsible: Gerry Georgatos on Cleveland Dodd’s Death in Custody

Social justice advocate and award-winning journalist Gerry Georgatos has published an insightful book about the death in custody of Yamatji boy Cleveland Dodd.

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Pride in Protest Lead Candidate Luna Choo on Keeping Mardi Gras Honest

“I am running for the Mardi Gras board, representing queers fighting for a just world: one free of genocidal violence, police brutality and transphobia.”

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NSW Government Rejects Drug Law Reform Sought by the Community

The Minns government’s response to the 2024 Drug Summit has been to reject key recommendations broadly supported by the public.

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Proposal to Smoke Out Criminals Via Cutting Off Social Security Is a Breach of Natural Justice

Our government has quietly introduced laws which will see those suspected of crimes having their social security entitlements cut off without due process.

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Australia Is Facing Unprecedented Foreign Threats, With Three Nations Willing to Kill Locally

ASIO boss Mike Burgess has warned that Australia is facing unprecedented threats to its social from both local and foreign actors.

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