A magistrate has been arrested and charged with deception over alleged traffic offences involving his car. Magistrate Robert Harrap has been charged with two counts of deception and one count of conspiracy to commit the offence of abuse of public…
By Legal Cheek Florida’s Samuel J. Rabin Jr. takes no chances A criminal defence lawyer has rocked up to court in a full hazmat suit. Samuel J. Rabin Jr. recently attended a sentencing hearing at a federal courthouse in Miami,…
By Lucy Cormack A highly secret police strike force has been set up to investigate the conduct of senior police in the NSW drug squad. The investigation, revealed by News Corp on Thursday, has been coined strike force dominion and…
By Jamie Doward Libel case over the Sun’s claim that star abused his ex-wife Amber Heard opens this week The fusty confines of London’s high court get the Hollywood treatment this week when it considers a blockbuster libel action and…
By AAP A commercial rock lobster catcher in Western Australia’s Mid West region has been slapped with the heaviest fishing offence-related penalties in the state’s history — almost $8 million. Geraldton-based Sam Vincent Basile repeatedly committed offences including fishing in…
By CJ McKinney James Andrew Wilson reported himself to the SRA after malicious communications conviction A junior lawyer has been fined £10,000 after a conviction for sending abusive messages to a woman he met through the Bumble dating app. Legal…
By CNN Carole Baskin, whose longstanding feud with Joe Exotic was chronicled in the hit Netflix docuseries "Tiger King," has been awarded the zoo once owned by her nemesis. An Oklahoma judge ruled in favour of Baskin's Big Cat Rescue Corporation Monday…
Child will reportedly have a record until 2032 after asking in shop if he could use fake euros By Agence France-Presse & The Guardian Swiss police have investigated an eight-year-old boy after he allegedly asked whether he could use a…
Disruption to supplies, diversion of police resources and collapsing businesses all create opportunities By Misha Glenny At the outset, Covid-19 and the lockdown disoriented organised crime and its activities as much as the rest of us. But organised crime is…
By AAP Counselling and support for West Australians experiencing domestic violence is being cut as the State Government negotiates its contracts, support providers say. Relationships Australia WA says organisations such as theirs are being offered no extra funding, and in…