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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1999

64 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 4

court interpreter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1999 · page 19

CATHERINE Gluck, "A court interpreter's day”, National Seniors Club, Rose Bay Returned Servicemen’s League, May 11, $2…

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High Court Judge Admits: Gays in positions of power

The Chaser · Sunday 9 May 1999 · page 3

SYDNEY, Tuesday: High Court Judge, Justice Michael Kirby, made history when became to first High Court judge to publicly…

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Police Inquiry

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 1999 · page 2

ISRAELI prosecutors are considering opening a criminal investigation into those responsible for producing a videotape in which convicted…

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Rabbi warns of “insulting assault”

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1999 · page 6

AN “invidious and insulting assault” on Judaism is how Kehillat Masada Synagogue Rabbi David Freedman has described…

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Police probe Kosovo recruitment claims

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1999 · page 9

THE Victoria Police special response group and Interpol are investigating allegations that international terrorist Osama Bin Laden is trying to recruit Australian Muslims to fight in a…

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feature Life after Upington It was one of South Africa's most notorious race trials: 25 people convicted of murder, 14 of them sentenced to hang, their barrister assassinated. Andrea Durhach was the instructing solicitor. She tells her story to Samantha Morris

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 1999 · page 21

FOR Andrea Durbach, keeping a diary was not an act of childhood whimsy, but a necessary action to maintain her sanity…

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A clash of values Even more so than under the previous Government, the rulings of Israel’s Supreme Court have the potential for significant impact on the secular religious divide

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 1999 · page 31

IT was a scene worthy of Fellini: On one side of the city, a group of men, reportedly as many as 250,000, presented a panoramic sweep of black coats and beards as they…

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Murder case

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 1999 · page 18

THE Denny Govendir murder case which was brought before the Coroner’s Court last week has been set down for a further mention on June 18. A Wizo stalwart, Ms Govendir was…

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Jewish child to say with Catholic parents — court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 1999 · page 10

LONDON: An Orthodox, Yiddish-speaking couple in Britain have lost a six-year legal battle to win back their eight-year-old daughter from her Roman Catholic foster parents…

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Court orders spouses to go before Beth Din

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 1999 · page 6

THE Family Court of Australia has ordered a number of recalcitrant spouses in recent divorce cases to go before the Melbourne Beth Din and to…

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Police liaison

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 1999 · page 8

NSW Jewish Board of Deputies public affairs director Robert Klarnet has nominated himself,…

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Gutnick to keep giving despite $28m court order

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 1999 · page 4

DONATIONS to local and overseas causes will continue unabated despite major financial setbacks, mining magnate and philanthropist Joseph Gutnick said last week…

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court interpreter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 1999 · page 21

CATHERINE Gluck, “A court interpreter’s day”, National Council of Jewish Women, July 26.9363 0257…

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Pratt sued in Israeli court for $15 million

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 1999 · page 7

Jerusalem: Australian packaging magnate Richard Pratt is being sued in the Tel Aviv District Court by Israel's leading corrugated paper manufacturing company, Cargal, for…

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US Court: Rabbis cannot be sued for speaking out on religious issues

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 1999 · page 31

IN A case with potentially important implications for the American rabbinate, a US District Court in New Jersey has ruled that…

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Charged with defaming Holocaust victims

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 July 1999 · page 6

ADELAIDE Institute director Dr Fredrick Toben will go on trial in Germany for “defaming the memory of the dead” — victims of the…

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court interpreter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 July 1999 · page 21

CATHERINE Gluck, "A court interpreter's day", National Council of Jewish Women, July 26. 9363 0257…

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court interpreter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 1999 · page 21

CATHERINE Gluck, “A court interpreter’s day”, National Council of Jewish Women, July 26. 9363 0257…

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Police avert brawl after racist abuse at soccer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1999 · page 3

TEN police officers restored calm after brawls threatened to erupt between Hakoah-Maccabi soccer players and opponents from the Spanish club Transandinos after two matches on Sunday…

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Court sets timetable for final approval of proposed SUS1.25 billion Holocaust-related Swiss Banks Settlement

Dutch Weekly · Monday 2 August 1999 · page 20

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