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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 2003

48 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 3

Grim Reaper charged for crimes against humanity

The Chaser · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 5

THE HAGUE, Saturday: Notorious underworld figure The Grim Reaper was arrested on Friday and charged with crimes…

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Vics too strong on the court BASKETBALL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 3

THE final result was never in doubt in the basketball competition, but a young, inexperienced New South Wales squad showed it could at…

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UK police fear terrorists stockpiling ricin, Melbourne pork rolls

The Chaser · Friday 10 January 2003 · page 4

LONDON, Thursday: Scotland Yard detectives have today revealed that the terrorist suspected of being behind…

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Israeli media anger over police probe

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 January 2003 · page 13

JERUSALEM — Israel’s attorney-general came under a hail of criticism this week over his handling of a probe into a controversial media…

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Police impound Beatles tapes: fear they may contain Ringo solo album

The Chaser · Friday 21 February 2003 · page 9

SYDNEY, Thursday: Police today swooped on a Lidcombe house and seized long lost reel-to-reel tapes recorded by the Beatles and stolen…

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Jewish pair sentenced over ecstasy drag deal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 2003 · page 4

SUSPENDED Victorian detective Sergeant Malcolm Rosenes of the former drug squad will face court over four charges of drug trafficking…

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Is Michael Costa a drug taking hypocrite? Chris Wright and Tim Brunero profile the New South Wales Minister of Police

The Chaser · Friday 21 March 2003 · page 20

It's hard, to imagine a more complete political transformation than Michael Costa's. In the space of two and a…

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Toy Car Pile-Up: Infant Charged with Wreckless Playing

Tharunka · Monday 24 March 2003 · page 14

Three year old, Cirius Lee-Nefarious, was arrested yesterday, after police were called to the scene of a seven car pile-up on the Carpet…

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Deux Françaises Écrasées Par Un 4x4 De La Police Sur Une Plage De Miami Beach

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 April 2003 · page 6

Un policier au volant d'un puissant 4x4 de deux tonnes a écrasé le 22 février deux touristes françaises, deux sœurs, qui se doraient au soleil sur une plage de Miami Beach. L'aînée, Stéphanie Tune 27 ans, est morte, la cage thoracique enfoncée,…

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Doctor charged with attempted murder

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 7

AN eastern suburbs doctor appeared in Waverley Local Court last week on a charge of attempting to murder an elderly patient…

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Thought Police

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 2003 · page 15

WHAT a pathetic editorial re Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis at Masada College (AJN 4/11/03). This is an example of the hypocrisy…

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Israeli Arab Named to Supreme Court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 2003 · page 12

JERUSALEM - An Israeli Arab was named an acting Supreme Court justice. Observers believe that if Salim Joubran’s trial period until the end of…

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Court reverses ruling on Women of the Wall

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 2003 · page 13

JERUSALEM - After 14 years, the effort by a women’s group to hold organised prayer services at the Western Wall has suffered a setback…

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Ezekiel in form on the netball court Netball Sport Shorts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 April 2003 · page 23

THE 10A (10-1); 11A (6-1); 11B (125) and 14 A (26 -26) all continued their winning streaks, not having lost a game yet this season. The lOCs and…

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New trial in Rosenbaum murder

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 May 2003 · page 5

A MAN acquitted of murdering Yankel Rosenbaum will be tried in America. Lemrick Nelson, 27, will go on the…

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Police Arrest Six

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 May 2003 · page 13

LONDON - British police arrested six people in connection with last week's suicide attack in Tel Aviv. British citizen Asif Muhammad Hanif blew himself…

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Police: They’re Just Kids

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 May 2003 · page 7

JACOB Sife's version of events is largely born out by Detective Superintendent Ken McKay, Commander of the NSW Police Gang Squad…

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Rabbi Takes Montefiore Home to Court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 May 2003 · page 4

FORMER Montefiore Home minister Rabbi Cohen has petitioned the NSW Supreme Court to prevent being evicted from the on-site house at…

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News Briefs Allon Lee Double Bay Gp in Court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 May 2003 · page 4

DOUBLE Bay GP Andrew Hollo, 57, appeared in Waverley Local Court this week on charges of attempting to murder an elderly woman during…

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3 Charged Over Bombing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 May 2003 · page 12

LONDON - British police charged three people in connection with the recent deadly suicide bombing in Tel Aviv. Zahid Hussain Sharif, 46; Paveen…

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