Trial and terror

Article Abstract:

The acquittal of Zeky Mallah, charged with planning to kill ASIO agents, by the New South Wales (NSW) Supreme Court has raised questions about Australia's anti-terrorism laws. Though some police chiefs want to abolish jury trials in terrorism cases, the Australian constitution enshrines the right to a jury trial for indictable federal offences.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Investigations, Terrorists, Antiterrorism measures, Mallah, Zeky, Australia. Security and Intelligence Office

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Hook, line and sunk

Article Abstract:

Mick Skrijel a long time litigant claimed of sighting heroin drops retrieved at sea by South Australian fisherman and a malicious prosecution case against former National Crime Authority chief investigator Carl Mangle. The details of Mick's case and his reappearance in court from the second half of the proceedings are discussed.

Heroin, Skrijel, Mick, Mangle, Carl

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Justice, Kuwaiti-style

Article Abstract:

Tallal Adrey, an Australian man on trial in Kuwait charged with insurgency could be facing the death penalty at the verdict scheduled on December 27, 2005. Adrey claimed that he was tortured during his solitary confinement period.

Kuwait, Insurgency, Capital punishment, Adrey, Tallal

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