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the judgment of Stewart J can be found here which includes consideration of whether to admit evidence to support an asserted tendency of Pauline Hanson to engage in commentary consistent with holding white supremacist views - Faruqi v Hanson (evidence rulings) [2024] FCA 225
Media release can be found here - NSW Government takes action to make communities safer and support young people in regions | NSW Government
Crypto king Guo wants passport back [The Australian paywall]
The last director of a failed Australian cryptocurrency firm remaining in the country after his colleagues fled has claimed he is broke and argued in court his passport should be given back.
Editor’s picks
Before a jury can be asked to use evidence of one charged offence to find that the accused has a tendency that is evidence of a second charged offence, must the jury be told that it can only do so if it thinks the first charged offence is proved beyond reasonable doubt?
— #Jeremy Gans (#@jeremy_gans)
4:40 AM • Mar 12, 2024
Good morning to Niall JA. The Court is devoting this week to hearing appeals from three decisions in which his Honour took part.
— #High Court (Australia) Trivia (#@HighCourtTrivia)
9:24 PM • Mar 11, 2024
The Legal Ops Clinic is back with our new host Graeme Grovum - woohoo - and we can't wait to get practical, conversational and into all stuff legal ops in action again in 2024!
The session is on 13 March at 1pm-2pm AEDT - you can register for free here: bit.ly/LOCAction13324.— #CLI (#@Legalpreneurs)
5:00 AM • Mar 12, 2024
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