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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1988

76 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

Art expert threatened in theft case

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 January 1988 · page 7

A local art expert and his family have been given police protection following threats to their lives. The threats followed the expert’s…

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MP charged to see War crimes papers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 January 1988 · page 1

CANBERRA: A Federal MP has been told he will have to pay more than $7500 to see a war crimes document he could have had for nothing if he had agreed to…

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Court hears expulsion appeals

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 January 1988 · page 5

One of the five West Bask residents ordered deported may leave the country soon, following his decision last week to drop a Supreme…

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Two traffic court judges suspected of bribe-taking

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 January 1988 · page 4

Tel Aviv's legal world was ui uproar last week after two traffic court judges were reportedly quizzed by police on suspicion of criminal…

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The great divide Andy Court

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 February 1988 · page 3

THE JEWISH cabbie sure misses [?]hined. With a few simple tools and an army of young labourers. Ahmed…

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Avi Temkin and Andy Court

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 February 1988 · page 3

[?]imensions of the problem. Tourism, trade, finance an [?]very aspect of economic life are currently being influ[?] need by developments. But nobody is willing to esti mate how far things have gone, or in what ways they wi…

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Court orders: convert must be registered as a Jew

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 February 1988 · page 8

A new chapter was written last week in the seemingly endless case of Shoshana Miller, the Reform convert to Judaism who successfully…

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Court to rule on Jews who believe in Jesus

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 February 1988 · page 8

Citations trom university professors, quotations from religious tracts and the findings of a public opinion poll were all part of the…

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Court demotes officer in glider attack case

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 February 1988 · page 6

TEL AVIV (Itim) — The operations officers in charge of the army camp attacked on the Night of the Hang Gliders last November, was…

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TRUE Confessions of a Par[?] Splatter Girl Murder in theCINEMA

Filmnews · Tuesday 1 March 1988 · page 15

"For Death must be somewhere in society; if it is no longer (or less intensely) in religion, it must be elsewhere; perhaps in this image which produces Death while trying to presents…

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Le F.n.h. N'a Plus Court

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 March 1988 · page 14

Avis de collectionneurs de monnaies : compter du 1* avril, le F.N.H. (Franc des Nouvelles-Hébrides) n'aura plus court. Cette monnaie était utilisée dans…

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Police Orders

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 March 1988 · page 23

Sir, - Before leaving after a wonderful four-week stay here, I would like to give you a word of advice, based on my first-hand knowledge…

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Police arrest six in Mea Sbe’arim

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 March 1988 · page 4

Six ultra-Orthodox men were arrested on Saturday night during a Sabbath-desecration protest in Jerusalem’s Mea She’arim…

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Israeli fencer in gaol, not the Olympic team!

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 March 1988 · page 62

YITZHAK Hatuel, 25, Israel’s leading champion, has been sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment by the Tel Aviv…

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Police raid illegal luxury casino in Herzliya Pituah

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 March 1988 · page 7

HERZLIYA PITUAH (Itim) Police last week swooped on a luxurious home here which was serving as a casino, arrested 31 people and…

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Arts and Entertainment Murder case which started ADL is now TV mini-series

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 March 1988 · page 25

IN 1913 the body of 14-year-old Mary Phagan was found brutally murdered in the basement of a pencil factory in Atlanta, Georgia…

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Arab police quit jobs after threats Settler vigilante danger in areas

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 March 1988 · page 1

The dangers of vigilante action by Jewish settlers grew last week as widespread Arab violence continued and about 300 of the Arab…

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The police squeeze

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 March 1988 · page 9

BETHLEHEM - The policeman from the village of al-Khadr, who had resigned several hours earlier from the force, was still wearing…

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News Report Ministers reject ‘militia’ offer Settlers volunteer to replace police

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 March 1988 · page 2

TEL AVIV - Seventy Kiryat Arba and Hebron residents last week offered to help the police maintain law and order in the area…

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When the police break the law

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 April 1988 · page 15

Bernard Josephs reports on a controversy on law-enforcement inside the police AN INTERNAL report charging that the Israel Police force is too…

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