Western Sydney Disproportionately Targeted Over Covid-19 Lockdown
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Western Sydney Disproportionately Targeted Over Covid-19 Lockdown

BACKGROUND On 9 July 2021, New South Wales Police deployed over 100 extra police officers in the Liverpool, Fairfield and Canterbury-Bankstown local government areas (LGAs). The operation, which has since copped major backlash from local community leaders have claimed the presence of Police in these areas represents a long-standing issue of being over policed in the…

Greater Sydney Goes Into Lockdown: Is Your Criminal Law Matter Affected?

Greater Sydney Goes Into Lockdown: Is Your Criminal Law Matter Affected?

As readers are no doubt aware New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced a two week lockdown for Greater Sydney, Wollongong and the Blue Mountains. The new rules mean that residents of New South Wales cannot leave their home unless it is for essential reasons. From 26 June 2021, people residing in Greater Sydney,…

Youth Crime: How Does The Law Respond?
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Youth Crime: How Does The Law Respond?

TODAY’S STORY Earlier this month, Police allege a series of robberies took place in Sydney’s Northwest involving three youths who have been charged with a number of offences. The boys, who’s ages are 9, 11 and 12 respectively, have been charged with robbery in company, common assault, shoplifting, affray and stealing from a person at…

Police have stopped roadside tests for drugs and alcohol. Yours faithfully, Corona Virus.
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Police have stopped roadside tests for drugs and alcohol. Yours faithfully, Corona Virus.

Due to the lockdown practices, the Police across the country have stopped conducting static roadside tests of drivers for alcohol and drugs because of the risks to officers and the public from the coronavirus. Does this mean you are free and to go down to your local pub without no booze wagon around the corner?…

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Man Charged With Supplying Drugs

In New South Wales, it is an offence to supply prohibited drugs. An offence of a prohibited drug supply carries a maximum penalty of 5,500 penalty units and/or life imprisonment. The Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 (‘the Act’) prohibits the cultivation, manufacture, supply, possession and use of certain drugs. The definition of supply under…

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Planning A House Party? How To Make Sure You Don’t Get A Knock At The Door.

Is your birthday coming up? Have you finished exams? Or are you just looking to party with your friends? There is no doubt that many Australians choose to celebrate milestones by partying at home. It is convenient, less expensive, and allows you to kick your feet up at the end of the night. However, it is…

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