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Courts & crime, 2002

67 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 4

Palestinian killed in court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 2002 · page 12

A PALESTINIAN on trial for helping Israel was killed after an Israeli airstrike disrupted the court proceedings. Pandemonium broke…

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Police Minister to address AGM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 July 2002 · page 11

POLICE Minister Michael Costa will address the Board’s annual general meeting on August 20…

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Quality action on basketball court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 August 2002 · page 38

THE Under-10 Stingers started the defence of their basketball title with a convincing victory 36-0 over the Rabbitohs…

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Zimbabwe’s Jewish farmers go to court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 August 2002 · page 1

ZIMBABWE’S Jewish farmers have joined a class-action lawsuit against the Zimbabwe Government in a desperate bid to avoid being thrown off their properties next week…

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World Briefs Court OKs demolitions

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 August 2002 · page 12

JERUSALEM — The army is not required to give the families of Palestinian terrorists prior notice of house demolitions, Israel’s…

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Melbourne Police Warning: "There could be more murders near the dance floor."

The Chaser · Friday 9 August 2002 · page 3

MELBOURNE, Friday: As two youths re-appeared in a Melbourne court today, charged with the murder of three men…

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Feature Objections to the COURT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 August 2002 · page 17

The recent establishment of the International Criminal Court in The Hague has Israel concerned that it could be used as a weapon against it. Dan Izenbesg reports…

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Mixed success on netball court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 August 2002 · page 38

THERE was mixed success for the Maccabi Eastside Netball Club, with one side winning and one losing the grand final. The Intermediate As defeated The Seekers…

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Police give security briefing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 August 2002 · page 4

SENIOR police officers briefed 50 representatives of major communal organisations and synagogues on security issues at a meeting convened by the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies…

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Historic court victory over Shoah denier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 September 2002 · page 3

IN a landmark victory for the Australian Jewish community, the Federal Court of Australia has ordered Tasmanian Olga Scully, 59, to stop distributing or selling anti-Jewish literature and…

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Court approves Palestinian deportations News Analysis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 September 2002 · page 13

JERUSALEM — One case before the High Court of Justice this week seemed to encapsulate Israel’s dilemma throughout the…

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Indonesians acquitted of Timor massacres after victims fail to appear in court

The Chaser · Friday 13 September 2002 · page 2

JAKARTA, Monday: The Human Rights Tribunal has acquitted five more officers from the Indonesian anny, after…

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Delete internet hate, court orders

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 September 2002 · page 1

IN a major blow to Holocaust denial, the Federal Court has found that material published on the Adelaide Institute website by director Fredrick Toben is likely to “offend, insult,…

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Guard of honour for Police Officer Melanie Hilton

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 September 2002 · page 4

MELANIE Hilton donned a police uniform at the age of three, informing her parents that she intended to become a policewoman. This week, a police motorcyclist and guard…

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Il y a 100 ans, Bertillon marquait la police technique de son empreinte

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 October 2002 · page 10

Obscur escroc, voleur, assassin, Henri Léon Scheffer «Georges Vartilleur», n 'aurait laissé aucune trace dans l' criminelle s'il n 'avait trouvé sur son chemin, il y a toutjus siècle, Alphonse Bertillon, le père de la police scientifique…

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community JN schools Survivors acclaim court decision

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 October 2002 · page 22

HOLOCAUST survivors from Masada College’s Living Historians Project acclaimed the recent Federal Court judgment against Holocaust…

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MP witnesses abuse, calls for extra police protection

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 October 2002 · page 7

THE need for police investigation of antisemitic attacks in the eastern suburbs and for extra police vigilance was hammered home in State Parliament last week…

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Murder mystery — or is it? The Stables Until November 2

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 October 2002 · page 26

The Simple Truth ROS Horin as artistic director has firmly established the Griffin Theatre Company as an important…

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Books Murder mystery is vintage Faye Kellerman, despite the language Faye Kellerman Stone Kiss the International Bestseller

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 November 2002 · page 27

Stone Kiss Faye Kellerman Hodder Headline, 2002, 407 pages, $24.95…

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Yeshiva, Gutnick in court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 November 2002 · page 3

THE financial dispute between Yeshiva College spiritual dean Rabbi Pinchus Feldman and his brother-in-law, mining businessman Rabbi Joseph Gutnick of Melbourne,…

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