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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1971

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The ALP, police & students

Tribune · Wednesday 6 October 1971 · page 11

MELBOURNE: Both Labor Party leaders the Upper and Lower Houses of Victorian Parliament are members of a University council. Mr. Clyde…

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3Dr and the Police Fiasco

Tribune · Wednesday 6 October 1971 · page 3

Melbourne: The draft resistance movement won a big victory last week with a superbly planned and executed action. It was a lesson in how a confrontation with…

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C'wlth. police

Tribune · Wednesday 13 October 1971 · page 2

The Commonwealth police have been very much in the news lately. But they have not been so busy breaking into the Melbourne University and arresting…

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Israel and the Diaspora Moscow Jews Protest Against Police Action

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 October 1971 · page 9

MOSCOW: A group of 107 Soviet Jews tast week protested in an open tetter against police arbitrariness in breaking up gatherings of believers outside the main Moscow Synagogue. The letter, circulated among…

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Police Keep Their Cool No longer hot under the collar

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 October 1971 · page 3

According to reports, regular officers from Merrylands police station can get mighty hot under the collar at times…

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Police clear police

Tribune · Wednesday 20 October 1971 · page 11

BRISBANE: When it's unconscious, irony is often more telling --as, for instance, in a Brisbane Telegraph headline of Oct. 7; "Police clear police on brutality…

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Says Police Beat Him

Tribune · Wednesday 20 October 1971 · page 3

SYDNEY: When Mr. Gordon Briscoe, (fulltime Aboriginal field officer for the Aboriginal Legal Service) appeared in court Monday last week charged with…

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Charged in Paraguay

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 October 1971 · page 9

ASUNCION: Two Arabs said to have confessed to the attempted assassination of the Isareli Ambassador…

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La Lutte Contre La Drogue 106 Kilos D'heroïne Saisis Par La Police

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 22 October 1971 · page 1

pARIS. — Quelques heures après que ministre de l'Intérieur, eut dressé l'Assemblée nationale le bilan de…

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POLICE et G0UVERNEMENT en opposition

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 29 October 1971 · page 1

En déclarant le 15 octobre à la Mutualité que, s'il le fallait, les policiers "sortiraient du cadre de la légalité", M. Gérard Monate, secrétaire…

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Bashed, then charged

Tribune · Wednesday 10 November 1971 · page 11

BRISBANE; A union official who had his smashed by police and sufered other facial injuries during a springbok anti-apartheid…

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Haifa Rabbi scorns "court"

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 9

JERUSALEM: An outspoken attack on members of Israel's religious courts (Batei Din) and serious charges of irregularities in the selection of judges (dayanim) to these courts are contained…

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Actions to back abortion court break-through

Tribune · Wednesday 17 November 1971 · page 10

SYDNEY: The acquittal of three Sydney doctors and two other people in. the recent case commonly known as the Bondi Clinic abortion trial, takes the campaign…

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Gaol for Vilna Jews

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 November 1971 · page 9

LONDON: Three Vilnius (Vilna) lews have been gaoled and others fined for petitioning the Lithuanian Communist…

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Resister's court win

Tribune · Tuesday 14 December 1971 · page 12

MELBOURNE: Draft rests ter Mark Taft was admitted to the Bar of Bush Lawyers last week when he successfully had a case against him adjourned until…

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