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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 2001

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

Israel backs war crimes court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM: Israel has signed a charter to establish the International Criminal Court to try individuals for war crimes, genocide, and crimes…

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Assault on history

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2001 · page 24

As thousands of Jews in Israel and the Diaspora demonstrate their attachment to Jerusalem,…

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Kalejs due in court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2001 · page 8

ALLEGED Nazi criminal Konrad Kalejs was due to appear in the Melbourne Magistrate’s Court this week for a hearing on a request from…

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Understanding Rabin’s murder The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2001 · page 23

Title: The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin Editor: Yoram Peri Publisher: Stanford…

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News Magistrate, media, but no Kalejs

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 2001 · page 3

THE television crews camped out on the steps of the Melbourne Magistrate’s Court, but the man they were waiting for failed to appear…

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Pollard hopes dashed — now it's back to court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 2001 · page 13

NEW YORK: With a presidential pardon denied by Bill Clinton, convicted spy Jonathan Pollard’s best chance for freedom after 15 years behind bars is once again through the court system,…

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Soldier lynching: Accused in court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 2001 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Two of the three Palestinians held for suspected involvement in the lynching murders of Israeli soldiers Corporal Vadim Novesche and Sergeant-Major Yosef Avrahami in Ramallah…

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Antisemitic case goes to court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 March 2001 · page 1

AUSTRALIAN Jewry’s legal battle against antisemitism has been raised a notch with the case against Olga Scully due to go…

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CAMPUS Fashion police

Tharunka · Tuesday 6 March 2001 · page 44

Oooh dear- what is this ensemble, darling? This isn't a very successful blending of styles - cargo cut-offs, some sporty jumper and Madonna-in-the-80's braceletts?? Not to mention that back-pak. Even the couch in the background has more style than you! Why not try a nice Cantebury football…

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N International Jewish judge latest casualty of Zimbabwe's assault on the law

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 March 2001 · page 12

JOHANNESBURG—The Chief justice of Zimbabwe has agreed to step down, giving in to the government of President Robert Mugabe in a stand-off over enforcement of the nation’s laws…

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Proud of Met murder

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2001 · page 11

AMANA Mona, 25, of Bir Naballah, who lured Ofir Rahum, 16, of Ashkelon, to his death in RamalIah in January via the Internet,…

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Terrorist gunmen murder Israeli father of six

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s offer to ease sanctions on the West Bank and Gaza Strip has been put to the test following a fatal…

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Lesbian couple wins in Israeli high court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 March 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — Israel’s High Court of Justice has overturned a rabbinical ruling barring a lesbian couple from meeting with one of the partners’…

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Slovak Jews take Germany to court over wartime theft

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 March 2001 · page 13

PRAGUE — With only days to go before Slovak Jews take on the German state in a Berlin courtroom, Jewish community leaders in…

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Campus Fascion Police We Know Style When We See It!!

Tharunka · Tuesday 3 April 2001 · page 49

With all the construction work currently going on around campus, then this is definetly the…

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Police hotline closure cuts assault figures in half

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 5

SYDNEY, Tuesday: Police have announced a surprise drop in crime after several cutbacks in Police competence. Break-and-enters dropped by 50% after Constable…

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North Shore kids victimised by Gangs: Theft of Boat Shoes skyrockets

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 2

KILLARA, Sunday: Gangs are victimising innocent white North Shore children by forcing them to thieve and bash other kids for…

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Kalejs ordered to appear in court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 April 2001 · page 6

ALLEGED Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs has been ordered to appear in person at an extradition hearing in the Melbourne Magistrate’s Court next month after his…

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`Bread police' crack down

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 April 2001 · page 2

ISRAELI “bread police” are fining Tel Aviv restaurants that served bread during Passover. A Knesset member said a law enacted in 1993 was mis-applied because it deals only, with shops displaying bread products in their windows,…

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Two Orthodox Jews sentenced for vote-rigging UK Jewry embarrassed by baud case

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 2001 · page 12

LONDON — Two observant Jews who served as local elected officials here have been sentenced to jail for vote fraud…

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