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    New anti-money laundering laws could mean prison for professionals

    Professionals could face jail time if they fail to undertake due diligence checks or report suspicious transactions.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
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    Sydney Criminal Lawyers
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    Returned ISIS wife pleads guilty to entering and remaining in a 'declared area' of terrorist activity

    It is an offence for an Australian to enter, or remain in, a 'declared area' of terrorist activity in a foreign country.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
    Sydney Criminal Lawyers
    Sydney Criminal Lawyers
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    Embracing new technology could reduce court delays

    Courts around the world have been applauded for adapting and using technology to deal with cases during the pandemic.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Sydney Criminal Lawyers
    Sydney Criminal Lawyers
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    When can a Judicial Inquiry be held into a potential wrongful conviction in NSW?

    Judicial inquiries in NSW can review cases, providing court scrutiny over a potential miscarriage of justice.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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    Sydney Criminal Lawyers
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    COVID-19 may trigger use of liberty-restricting laws

    The Attorney-General warned that in response to COVID-19, certain biosecurity powers may be invoked for the first time.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
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    The Law, defences and penalties for Perverting the Course of Justice in NSW

    Law, defences & penalties discussed in light of a recent allegation where a man forced another to change his statement to police.
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    The offence of intentionally coughing on or spitting at a public official in NSW

    This order came after incidents where members of the public were accused of coughing on or spitting at police officers.
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    Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity (ACLEI) lacks independence

    ACLEI needs to prove itself as a credible, professional and independent body, to investigate corruption and misconduct.
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    Double-demerit points apply to NSW drivers over King's Birthday long weekend

    Drivers are urged to drive carefully to avoid committing traffic offences which may endanger the safety of road users.
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    Criminal offences relating to the use of false information to take a flight

    The use of false information to travel on airlines in Australia could constitute a number of offences under the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth).
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    Lawyer X Royal Commission: More than 1200 Victorian criminal cases to be reviewed

    Niccola Gobbo worked both sides of the justice system, as a criminal defence barrister as well as a police informant.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
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    Assault offences that relate to specific occupations in NSW

    Discusses ome of the occupations which attracted special protections against being assaulted in our state eg. clergy.
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    Drop charges against David McBride - recommends Senate press freedoms inquiry

    The Senate inquiry into press freedoms recommended that the prosecution of the former military lawyer be reconsidered.
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    NSW Report Suggests Rise in Violent Offending, After Decades of Decline

    Trends in recorded crime, regional comparisons, legal proceedings, policing activity, and statistical area maps.
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    Australians are losing their basic freedoms, global monitor warns

    CIVICUS, a global rights monitor, has assessed that civil liberties in Australia have been "narrowed", or eroded.
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    The offence of contravening an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) in NSW

    Contravening an AVO in NSW is an offence which carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison and/or a fine of $5,500.
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    NSW police officer found guilty of serious misconduct for humiliating child

    The LECC recommended non-reviewable action be taken against him, while other officers should be given further training.
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    To enforce double-demerit and other traffic offences, police conducted Operation Regal – which targeted risky driving behaviours such as drink driving, drug driving and speeding.

    To enforce double-demerit and other traffic offences, conducted Operation Regal – discussed here.
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    NSW Legal Aid to stop assigning work to unvaccinated lawyers

    Lawyers who are unvaccinated will not be considered for future duty rosters for the NSW Legal Aid Commission.
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    Crimes that cross state borders: Where will you be charged?

    Criminal geographical jurisdiction is a complex area of law that occasionally arises in criminal prosecutions.
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