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Malicious Prosecution Does Not Apply to Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Malicious Prosecution Does Not Apply to Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders

By Paul Gregoire and Ugur Nedim Darren Rock commenced proceedings in the NSW District Court on 10 August 2020 against his wife Kim Henderson for malicious prosecution in respect of her having applied for a final apprehended domestic violence order (ADVO) and trespass, following he and their two kids returning home on 16 July 2019, after a trip to Darwin to find Henderson at his property, “tampering with the fuse box”. Rock and Henderson were sep…See the Story

Commonwealth Mental Illness Applications: A Wide Range of Treatment Options Are Available

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Commonwealth Mental Illness Applications: A Wide Range of Treatment Options Are Available

By Paul Gregoire and Ugur Nedim Former Optus employee Daniel Skapik was convicted on 14 November 2023, on two counts of unauthorised access of restricted data and one of unlawfully disclosing information, which both related to his having pried into the client account of Olivia Cameron, the partner of Joshua Wooton, and then providing Wooton, an old friend, with the details that he’d requested. Yet, on appeal, NSW District Court Judge Andrew Scot…See the Story

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NSW Police told to sign NDA as part of caravan investigation

NSW Police told to sign NDA as part of caravan investigation

Peter Dutton · New South Wales

NSW Police told to sign NDA as part of caravan investigation

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Sentencing Proceedings in New South Wales: The Parity Principle

Toyota · Buxton

Sentencing Proceedings in New South Wales: The Parity Principle

By Paul Gregoire and Ugur Nedim Sean Charney, Peter Whipp and Scott Chandler parked a hired Toyota RAV4 outside an IGA store in the small town of Buxton, southwest of Sydney. The three men entered the store to look around, and several hours later, as the married couple who owned the store, closed up and approached their car with the cash takings held in a black bag, the three men jumped out from behind their vehicle. One of the robbers held out …See the Story

The Church is Not Liable for Child Sexual Abuse by Priests, as Clergy Are Not Employees

Catholic Church · Port Fairy

The Church is Not Liable for Child Sexual Abuse by Priests, as Clergy Are Not Employees

By Paul Gregoire and Ugur Nedim DP was only 5 years old in 1971, when he alleges he was sexually assaulted by a Catholic priest visiting his parents in the southwestern Victorian town of Port Fairy. Over two visits to the family home in the capacity of an assistant parish priest at the St Patricks local parish church for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ballarat, Father Bryan Coffey is accused of having groomed and then sexually abused the child. P…See the Story

The Rules for Determining Applications for Judge-Alone Trials in NSW

The Rules for Determining Applications for Judge-Alone Trials in NSW

By Paul Gregoire and Ugur Nedim On 9 December 2022, 18-year-old Bailey Jones was at the Bomaderry home of the family of his 21-year-old cousin, Dominic Saliba, with some other friends. During the evening, Saliba and Jones were said to have started “slapboxing”. Each of the men were then seen to hold various containers filled with money or cannabis, and witnesses are said to have heard Saliba claim, “This is mine.” Saliba then left the garage t…See the Story

Sylmar man’s convictions upheld for sexual assaults committed one day apart

Clyde, New South Wales · Clyde

Sylmar man’s convictions upheld for sexual assaults committed one day apart

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A state appellate court panel on Monday upheld a Sylmar-area man’s conviction for sexually assaulting two women a day apart in 2019. Aaron Clark, now 46, is serving a potential life prison sentence stemming from his conviction on two counts of forcible oral copulation and one count each of rape and kidnapping to commit another crime. In a 20-page ruling, the three-justice panel from California’s 2nd District Court of Appeal noted that “the evide…See the Story

Police chief gives report on 2024 activity

Police chief gives report on 2024 activity

Madison Police Department wrapped up a busy year in December and spent January and part of February comparing and analyzing data to assess what the department is doing well and what needs to be focused on in 2025.See the Story