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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 2008

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

Court Orders Art Returned

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 2008 · page 11

JERUSALEM - A US district court ordered a German baroness to turn a painting over to the estate of a Holocaust survivor. US District Judge Mary…

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12 months on, still no suspects in Bellevue Hill murder

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 2008 · page 8

ONE year after the grisly murder of Bellevue Hill resident Katherine Schweitzer, police have made little progress towards finding her killer…

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Police accused of cover up in anti-Semitic attack

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 2008 · page 3

USING documents obtained from the Office of Public Prosecutions, Menachem Vorchheimer, the victim of a 2006 anti-Semitic assault, has…

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Shmooze See You in Court, Seinfeld shmooze@juwishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 2008 · page 2

LET'S say you’re a celebrity and someone decides to sue you and your wife for plagiarism. Do you act…

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Games we play POKER Glory for Gorr It is January in Australia, which means most of us aren't quite ready to go back to work just yet. We can be found on the tennis court, on the bay, playing cards for work or pleasure, or packing our bags for New Zealand for the forthcoming Junior Carnival. Meanwhile in Israel, they are learning a brand new game ahead of a landmark visit to Australia later this year

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 2008 · page 6

POKER player David Gorr collected a cool $34,000 when he finished second in the PotLimit Texas Hold’em event at the 2008 Aussie Millions on Monday night…

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Canada’s High Court Upholds Nazi’s Extradition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 2008 · page 12

OTTAWA - Canada’s highest court refused to hear the appeal of a former Nazi guard fighting extradition to Italy. Last week's ruling by the Supreme…

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Chabad messianists: wrong, but still Jews Following another court ruling limiting access to Lubavitch headquarters by the messianic group and concerns expressed by an Israeli conversion authority, Shmuley Boteach comments on the messianic dilemma facing Chabad today

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 2008 · page 17

THE Lubavitcher Rebbe was the Jewish colossus of the 20th century and would rank on any serious list of the most…

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Ball boy holds court in Oz Open final Australian Open

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 February 2008 · page 22

TENNIS fan Jesse Glass had the best seat in the house for the men’s final of the Australian Open on Saturday night after being hand-picked to be a…

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The functions of a beth din Sichat Yosef There is both hysteria and misinformation about the role of the beth din, but solid reasons remain as to why the rabbinical court should be charged with hearing all Jewish matters of dispute

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 February 2008 · page 17

IN the context of matters involving the Sydney Beth Din during 2007, an AJN poll asked whether people supported the right of the beth din…

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Le Pen Sentenced for Soft-pedaling Nazis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2008 · page 16

PARIS - A French court gave JeanMarie Le Pen a three-month suspended sentence for saying the Nazi occupation of France was not…

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Italian police shut down list of Jewish professors

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2008 · page 16

ROME — Italian Interior Minister Giuliano Amato on Friday ordered the closure of an internet blog that listed the names of 162 Jewish…

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South Australian court to hear shul’s claim

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2008 · page 6

THE District Court of South Australia will hear a civil action by the…

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Police Arrest Jewish Agency Envoy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2008 · page 13

TEL AVIV - A Jewish Agency envoy who allowed 200 Venezuelans with false conversions to make aliyah was arrested. The agency's envoy to South…

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Mount Sinai College takes development battle to court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2008 · page 8

MOUNT Sinai College is facing an uphill battle in the Land and Environment Court after Randwick Council voted against its…

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High Court endorses Katsav plea bargain JERUSALEM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 February 2008 · page 10

The High Court of Justice on Tuesday endorsed the plea bargain…

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The Ball’s in Your Court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 2008 · page 15

IT is so easy to blame Israel for the wrongs of others, as she aids with food, medicine and energy those who constantly attack her with rockets and…

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Toben case: court asked to consider criminal proceedings

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 2008 · page 8

A BARRISTER has asked the Federal Court to begin proceedings for criminal contempt against Holocaust denier Dr Fredrick Toben…

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Police Announce Intelligence Unit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 March 2008 · page 5

MELBOURNE - After months of community debate about whether the police take racehate crime seriously, Victoria Police has announced it will establish a special…

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Vorchheimer Misses Court Appointment

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 March 2008 · page 5

MELBOURNE - Anti-Semitic attack victim Menachem Vorchheimer said the reason he tailed to show up to a hearing last week was because no-one informed him it was on…

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The need for hate-crime units COUNTERPUNCH It would appear that the need for a race-hate crime unit in Victoria is obvious, but it is up to the Jewish community to convince Victoria Police that such a unit will serve as an effective remedy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 2008 · page 16

THERE is a pervasive and disheartening recognition in the Jewish community that racially-motivated violence is…

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