Kulwinder Singh Case Note The Crown alleged that Mr Singh had poured accelerant on his wife, Kaur, deliberately setting her alight with the intention of causing her serious harm, if not death. He endured 2 trials ending with a finding of not guilty and then in 2023...
The Coroners Court Inquests, Inquiries and Notable Cases Download this page as a PDF History of the NSW Coroners Court The office of the Coroner dates back to as early as 1194 in England. In the early years of the Coroner’s office, the Coroner’s duties...
Professional Development for Teachers: Q&A with Margaret Cunneen SC Date and Time: Tuesday 23rd May at 5pm for refreshments and a 5:30 start. Finish by 6:30 Location: St Andrews Cathedral School, 474 Kent St Sydney Cost: FREE but bookings are required An...
Chris Dawson Case Note How effective is the media as a non-legal measure in achieving justice? Conversely, what are the risks and challenges that the media may pose to existing legal measures used by police and courts? How does the legal system ensure that the rights...
Baden Clay Case Note Chris Dawson wasn’t the only husband whose murder case was based on circumstantial evidence. 10 years ago, another woman vanished from a troubled marriage, Allison Baden-Clay. Access our updated resource here: Content Warning The following case...
