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Criminal Law updates, matters of relevance and interest to lawyers who practise in criminal law.
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5 Cases Podcast - Episode 32
Episode 32, 13 October 2026: Big news! (but it’s a surprise…); Cases on s.90 and admissions, intent and ADVO’s, when does a pre-recorded trial begin for discount purposes, a new guideline judgment for driving …
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Episode 32, 13 October 2026: Big news! (but it’s a surprise…); Cases on s.90 and admissions, intent and ADVO’s, when does a pre-recorded trial begin for discount purposes, a new guideline judgment for driving matters and sentencing prisoners on remand.
Cases cited
- Acopian v R [2026] NSWCCA 127
- Direction of Public Prosecutions (NSW) v Jenson [2026] NSWSC 1132
- ST v R [2026] NSWCCA 136
- Cripps, a guideline judgment [2026] NSWCCA 144
- King v R [2026] NSWCCA 153
Conferences and Podcasts cited
- Practical Advocacy for Criminal Lawyers conference, (Postponed to early 2027)
(https://www.emalegaleducation.com.au/)
- AI and the Future of Law Podcast by Jen Leonard and Bridget McCormack (https://www.aiandthefutureoflaw.com/)
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 31
It’s back to regular programming! In Episode 31 Sophie and Caitlin discuss: Legitimate forensic purpose in a police subpoena in RS v Commissioner of Police (NSW) [2026] NSWCCA 128 The Carey Defence and …
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It’s back to regular programming! In Episode 31 Sophie and Caitlin discuss:
- Legitimate forensic purpose in a police subpoena in RS v Commissioner of Police (NSW) [2026] NSWCCA 128
- The Carey Defence and Directions and when it doesn’t apply in Aslan - Aslan v R [2026] NSWCCA 123
- Cross examination of an accused, and the limits on it or not, in NR v R [2026] NSWCCA 126
- Whether you can be convicted on fingerprint and DNA evidence alone in Haouchar v R [2026] NSWCCA 124
- And a further reminder that no causal link is required between disadvantaged background and offending when applying Bugmy principles in Armstrong v R [2026] NSWCCA 112
- Legitimate forensic purpose in a police subpoena in RS v Commissioner of Police (NSW) [2026] NSWCCA 128
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 30 with The Honourable Andrew Bell AC, Chief Justice of New South Wales
In a very special 30th episode, the Chief Justice of New South Wales, The Honourable Andrew Bell AC, joins all three hosts. The Chief Justice reveals insights about his path to the role, the inner workings of …
Notes de l’épisode
In a very special 30th episode, the Chief Justice of New South Wales, The Honourable Andrew Bell AC, joins all three hosts. The Chief Justice reveals insights about his path to the role, the inner workings of the Supreme Court and the way judges work together. We also hear the Chief Justice speak about Solutions Focused Justice, developments in the law and the importance of the Liberato direction.
- Totaan v The the Queen [2022] NSWCCA 75; 108 NSWLR 17
- Haile v The Queen [2022] NSWCCA 71
- Vamadevan v The King [2024] NSWCCA 223
- Stanley v DPP (NSW) [2023] HCA 3; 278 CLR 1
- Taylor v R [2020] NSWCCA 355
The Chief Justice on principles of Crown Appeals
6. R v White [2025] NSWCCA 111
7. R v Thompson [2025] NSWCCA 133
The Court of Appeal on protest powers
8. Jarrett v State of New South Wales [2026] NSWCA 62
Paper
Browne v Dunn: Putting a Dangerous Weapon in the Hands of a Prosecutor, by Squadron Leader Michael King, NSW Deputy Senior Public Defender.
From Criminal CPD Library:https://www.criminalcpdlibrary.com.au/
Speeches by the Chief Justice
- Opening remarks at Solution Focused Justice: A Cross Jurisdictional Symposium
- When an accused goes into evidence
- Statement on bail
- “The year that was – challenges at every turn” Opening of Law Term Address
See more from the Chief Justice at: Collection of the Chief Justice’s speeches
The podcast hosts wish to thank Anais Bouchier, law student for research work for this episode. https://www.linkedin.com/in/anais-bouchier-91313a299/
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 29
Episode 29 of the 5 Cases Podcast; Is everyone at CLANT? Caitlin and Paul are jealous but review 5 cases for you on the topic of fitness in the Children's Court; costs in the Local Court; The rule in Hofer v …
Notes de l’épisode
Episode 29 of the 5 Cases Podcast; Is everyone at CLANT? Caitlin and Paul are jealous but review 5 cases for you on the topic of fitness in the Children's Court; costs in the Local Court; The rule in Hofer v The Queen; objections to the admissibility of recorded interviews and the treatment of Edwards-style lies.
The cases discussed are:
R v Nick [2026] NSWChC https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/19ed2e2b7a4450339aa3cf04
M v Joya [2025] NSWSC 1569 https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/19b2f2df56a559dfd0f6140a
Douglas v R (a pseudonym) [2026] NSWCCA 85 https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/19ed3312f144fb3c80edbe6c
R v GH [2026] NSWSC 740 https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/19eeddb253bbba89ca924758
[not published] v R [2026] NSWCCA 75: https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/19e965108e069f60a4257dc5
Section 18B of the Drug Court Act: https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/whole/html/inforce/current/act-1998-150#sec.18B
Cross Examining Police: Kellie Stares SC
In this episode, barrister Kellie Stares SC shares practical insights from her experience on how to effectively cross-examine police officers. She explores strategies for dealing with experienced officers who …
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In this episode, barrister Kellie Stares SC shares practical insights from her experience on how to effectively cross-examine police officers. She explores strategies for dealing with experienced officers who are familiar with court processes and skilled at managing their presentation in the witness box. Kellie discusses techniques she uses to achieve fair outcomes, including carefully working through the paper trail, understanding what police guidelines require to go in notebook entries, and leveraging material uncovered through subpoenas. She also examines the serious consequences of “tunnel vision” in the prosecution of matters, and how it can negatively impact innocent accused persons. Kellie is presenting at the upcoming Criminal Law Conference and is nominated for the Terry Keaney Award alongside fellow members of the profession Rose Khalilizadeh, Cathy Hunter, Crystal Triggs and Elly Mason. You can find out more information about Kellie and her upcoming trial advocacy and summary hearing advocacy workshops at www.emalegaleducation.com.au5 Cases Podcast - Episode 28
In this bumper episode, Sophie Anderson and Caitlin Akthar talk you through the new must-know High Court authority on tendency, The King v AR [2026] HCA 10; how to stop unfair Crown questioning of accused in …
Notes de l’épisode
In this bumper episode, Sophie Anderson and Caitlin Akthar talk you through the new must-know High Court authority on tendency, The King v AR [2026] HCA 10; how to stop unfair Crown questioning of accused in McGuire v R [2021]NSWCCA 287 and [redacted]; the admissibility of expert certificates in JS v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW)[2026] NSWCA 58, and whether the strength of the Crown case affects the utilitarian discount in SH v R [2026]NSWCCA 35.
1. The King v AR [2026] HCA 10
2. McGuire v R [2021] NSWCCA 287
3. [REDACTED]
4. JS v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) [2026] NSWCA 58
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 27
Paul and Sophie take you through brief service order requirements in the Local Court in Nash v Local Court of NSW [2026] NSWSC 197. Local Court Judge powers to refuse entry of a plea in Bradley Reyter v …
Notes de l’épisode
Paul and Sophie take you through brief service order requirements in the Local Court in Nash v Local Court of NSW [2026] NSWSC 197. Local Court Judge powers to refuse entry of a plea in Bradley Reyter v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) [2026] NSWSC 100. Ethical and practical considerations on advising your client whether to give evidence in their trial in AA v R [2026] NSWCCA 10. Aggregate sentencing in Commonwealth matters in The King v McGregor [2026] HCA 3 and special circumstances and what those circumstances may be in Duncan v R [2026] NSWCCA 19.
1. Nash v Local Court of NSW [2026] NSWSC 197
2. Bradley Reyter v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) [2026] NSWSC 100
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 26
Catch up on recent case law; and step back in time to 1884, in this recent episode of the 5 Cases Podcast, with guest Professor David Heilpern. Episode 26 is packed with refreshers on the law, current decisions …
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Catch up on recent case law; and step back in time to 1884, in this recent episode of the 5 Cases Podcast, with guest Professor David Heilpern. Episode 26 is packed with refreshers on the law, current decisions and favourite cases picked by our special guest.
- Dpp v Carr [2002] NSWSC 194 (25 January 2002)
- Police v Butler [2003] NSWLC 2
- R v Dudley & Stephens (1884) 14 QBD 273
- BV v R [2025] NSWCCA 217 (12 December 2025)
- Jindalee Road Wines Pty Ltd v Natural Resources Access Regulator; Littore v Natural Resources Access Regulator [2025] NSWCCA 215 (10 December 2025)
Also
Forensic Mental Health: Tom Quilter SC, Dr Andrew Ellis and Callum Hair
Tom Quilter SC, Dr Andrew Ellis, consultant psychiatrist and Callum Hair, solicitor advocate, come together to discuss what happens in the legal system for people who are charged with a serious offence, who …
Notes de l’épisode
Tom Quilter SC, Dr Andrew Ellis, consultant psychiatrist and Callum Hair, solicitor advocate, come together to discuss what happens in the legal system for people who are charged with a serious offence, who have a mental health or cognitive impairment. They examine the Mental Health and Cognitive Impairment Forensic Provisions Act 2020, assessing a person for fitness, and talk about why early collaboration between criminal and civil systems is important for the long-term recovery of the person and community safety as a whole.
Special thanks to host Rhiannon McMillan and to Michelle McDonald and Helen Shaw for there early work on this podcast.
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 25
Paul, Sophie and Caitlin recommend some tv, podcasts and reading to keep criminal lawyers entertained over the holiday period. TV Crime Night! (ABC Television Series) https://iview.abc.net.au/show/crime-night …
Notes de l’épisode
Paul, Sophie and Caitlin recommend some tv, podcasts and reading to keep criminal lawyers entertained over the holiday period.
TV
- Crime Night! (ABC Television Series) https://iview.abc.net.au/show/crime-night
- The Jury: Death on the Staircase (SBS Television Series) https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-series/the-jury
Books
- Illuminate: Ignite Change Through Speeches, Stories, Ceremonies and Symbols. Nancy Duarte (2016).
- Secrets of the Jury Room. Malcolm Knox (2005)
- Slide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Great Presentations. Nancy Duarte (2008).
Podcasts
- The Advocacy Podcast: https://www.theadvocacypodcast.com/
- Mushroom Case Daily, (ABC Podcast)https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/the-case-of/introducing-mushroom-case-daily/103600002
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 24
Paul, Caitlin and Sophie round out the year with the latest on: The boundaries of search powers under the Firearms Act, LEPRA and the Common Law in AA v Constable Michael Moore [2025] NSWSC 1241 The use of …
Notes de l’épisode
Paul, Caitlin and Sophie round out the year with the latest on:
- The boundaries of search powers under the Firearms Act, LEPRA and the Common Law in AA v Constable Michael Moore [2025] NSWSC 1241
- The use of evidence obtained by community vigilantes in Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) v Beeby [2025] NSWSC 1307
- Exclusive possession of drugs and cash in English v R [2025] NSWCCA 184
- The application of De Simoni in SZ (a pseudonym) v R [2025] NSWCCA 196
- Imposing a non-parole period of more than 75% and considering the total period of custody in Matthews v R [2025] NSWCCA 175
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 23
In this episode, Paul Coady SC will take you through: A listener shout out! A special leave application discussing integrity of judicial power and the ANOM app in CD v The Commonwealth of Australia (A2-2025 & …
Notes de l’épisode
In this episode, Paul Coady SC will take you through: A listener shout out! A special leave application discussing integrity of judicial power and the ANOM app in CD v The Commonwealth of Australia (A2-2025 & A24-2024) [2025] HCA 37 and a related book review; An alternative pathway of admissibility in expert reports in Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) v JS [2025] NSWSC 1172. Can you raise good character when there is a pending investigation but no conviction? Find out in the cases of Radburn (a pseudonym v R [2025] NSWCCA 125 and Neil v R [2025} NSWCCA 160. Recklessness and consent will be discussed in a decision that we cant name, but the citation is [2025] NSWCCA 119 and finally, Bugmy principles and whether an offender is an appropriate vehicle for general deterrence in DG v R [2025] NSWCCA 137.
s22C Bail Act (part 2): A practical guide to running applications
Legal Aid NSW lawyers, join forces with Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT Ltd to discuss the new bail test introduced under s22C of the Bail Act as it relates to children. In this two-part episode, you will hear …
Notes de l’épisode
Legal Aid NSW lawyers, join forces with Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT Ltd to discuss the new bail test introduced under s22C of the Bail Act as it relates to children. In this two-part episode, you will hear frank discussion on the decision to introduce the section. How it's impacted vulnerable children, particularly Aboriginal children in the context of Closing the Gap and learn about the evolving case law.
In part two, all three lawyers will take you through a practical guide to running applications.
This episode is brought to you by Claudia Cejas (Children's Legal Service), James Clifford (Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT Ltd) and Lucy Maranga (Legal Aid NSW).
The views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily the views of Legal Aid NSW.
s22C Bail Act (part 1): Its impact on children and the evolving caselaw
Legal Aid NSW lawyers, join forces with Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT Ltd to discuss the new bail test introduced under s22C of the Bail Act as it relates to children. In this two-part episode, you will hear …
Notes de l’épisode
Legal Aid NSW lawyers, join forces with Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT Ltd to discuss the new bail test introduced under s22C of the Bail Act as it relates to children. In this two-part episode, you will hear frank discussion on the decision to introduce the section. How it's impacted vulnerable children, particularly Aboriginal children in the context of Closing the Gap and learn about the evolving case law.
In part two, all three lawyers will take you through a practical guide to running applications.
This episode is brought to you by Claudia Cejas (Children's Legal Service), James Clifford (Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT Ltd) and Lucy Maranga (Legal Aid NSW).
The views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily the views of Legal Aid NSW.
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 22
Caitlin and Sophie discuss bail, in the Local Court pending DC Appeal of Allsopp v R [2025] NSWDC 338, the test for making AVOs in Smith v Blanch [2025] NSWCA 188, sentencing for Form 1 offences in Koosmen v R …
Notes de l’épisode
Caitlin and Sophie discuss bail, in the Local Court pending DC Appeal of Allsopp v R [2025] NSWDC 338, the test for making AVOs in Smith v Blanch [2025] NSWCA 188, sentencing for Form 1 offences in Koosmen v R [2025] NSWCCA 122, whether a causal nexus is required to take mental illness into account in Lane v R [2025] NSWCCA 113, and whether you can be struck off the roll for being rude in Council of the Law Society of New South Wales v Sideris [2025] NSWCA 159.
You can find a link to all the cases here:
5 Cases Podcast - Episode 21
Sophie and special guest, Chanel Beesley Barrister discuss the law of tendency in a recent discussion on a Judges Directions and the importance of how those directions are put to a jury in MDP v The King, HCA …
Notes de l’épisode
Sophie and special guest, Chanel Beesley Barrister discuss the law of tendency in a recent discussion on a Judges Directions and the importance of how those directions are put to a jury in MDP v The King, HCA 24, the importance of not using AI and passing it off as your own submissions, in Valu v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs (No. 2) [2025] FedcFamC2G 95 ; more Tendency - but what is reasonable notice if it’s not 21 days in Wright v R [2025] NSWCCA 108; s23 discounts in sentencing in Denniss v R [2025] NSWCCA 110 and what are professional costs and what aren’t, in DPP v Peapelll [2025] NSWCA 147.
Justice Advocacy Service
An interview with Judy Harper, Program Director and Taylor Budin, lived experience person from Justice Advocacy Service. We deep dive into some wisdoms on how to best engage with people who have a cognitive …
Notes de l’épisode
An interview with Judy Harper, Program Director and Taylor Budin, lived experience person from Justice Advocacy Service. We deep dive into some wisdoms on how to best engage with people who have a cognitive impairment, the services JAS offer, and how their support can benefit vulnerable clients attending court. You can find out more information about JAS via About JAS - IDRS or access their 24/7 phone line for people in police custody on 1300 665 908.
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 20
Caitlin discusses the law of arrest in State of New South Wales v Dennis [2025] NSWCA 118, consent and intoxication in sex offences in Smee v R [2024] NSWCCA 121, EAGP Discounts in Rokovada v R [2025] NSWCCA …
Notes de l’épisode
Caitlin discusses the law of arrest in State of New South Wales v Dennis [2025] NSWCA 118, consent and intoxication in sex offences in Smee v R [2024] NSWCCA 121, EAGP Discounts in Rokovada v R [2025] NSWCCA 64, Bugmy principles and general deterrence in NK v R [2025] NSWCCA 73 and reducing a sentence for ‘quasi-custody’ in Testici v R [2025] NSWCCA 88.
Going to the Legal Aid Conference or Criminal Lawyers Dinner? Head to the website here: 2025 Criminal Law Conference
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 19
Welcome to Episode 19 of the 5 cases podcast. In this episode, Caitlin and Sophie discuss : Complainant demeanour in The King v Ryan Churchill (a pseudonym) [2025] HCA 11. The High Court weighs in on …
Notes de l’épisode
Welcome to Episode 19 of the 5 cases podcast. In this episode, Caitlin and Sophie discuss :
- Complainant demeanour in The King v Ryan Churchill (a pseudonym) [2025] HCA 11.
- The High Court weighs in on prosecutorial disclosure in Brawn v The King [2025] HCA 20,
- The legal effect of agreements between the Crown and accused in Sayer-Jones v R 2022 NSWCCA 99
- An important case on the correct process for managing Sexual Assault Communications Privilege or SACP issues in JK v R [2025] NSWCCA 44;
- The relevance (or lack thereof) of the Guideline decision in Ponfield in MacBlane v The King [2025] NSWCCA 52
Check out the program, buy tickets and register for the 2025 Criminal Law Conference
CDTCC: Compulsory Drug Treatment Correctional Centre
'CDTCC is a wonderful tool, in an advocate's toolkit.' Pete Bartels is a senior lawyer and subject matter expert on the CDTCC. He joins Martin Dalitz, senior Drug Court lawyer as they chat about how to get …
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'CDTCC is a wonderful tool, in an advocate's toolkit.' Pete Bartels is a senior lawyer and subject matter expert on the CDTCC. He joins Martin Dalitz, senior Drug Court lawyer as they chat about how to get clients accepted, what the program looks like and why it's changing lives.
Your Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in Mind
The Aboriginal Service Branch (ASB) has put together a new podcast episode called ‘Your Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in Mind.’ In this podcast, Director, Kim …
Notes de l’épisode
The Aboriginal Service Branch (ASB) has put together a new podcast episode called ‘Your Honour, it’s a cultural thing! Black Letter Lore: Representing Mob with Culture in Mind.’ In this podcast, Director, Kim Hamer, Senior Solicitor Taylah Gray, and Senior Project Officer, Kyle Burgess, unpack the best practices for culturally appropriate representation, the role of Aboriginal Field Officers, and the importance of understanding Indigenous kinship, language, and cultural obligations.
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 18
Paul and Caitlin discuss the High Court’s decision on judicial immunity, the common-law offence of escape, a new case on 22C of the Bail Act, mental health diversion for Commonwealth offences, and the extent of …
Notes de l’épisode
Paul and Caitlin discuss the High Court’s decision on judicial immunity, the common-law offence of escape, a new case on 22C of the Bail Act, mental health diversion for Commonwealth offences, and the extent of a Children’s Court sentencing powers in the following cases:
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 17 - Special Guest Raelene Sharp KC
In this episode Sophie and Paul chat with Raelene Sharp KC, about her first year at the CDPP, what solicitors can expect if they work at the CDPP, and 5 Commonwealth cases. Director of Public Prosecutions (Cth) …
Notes de l’épisode
In this episode Sophie and Paul chat with Raelene Sharp KC, about her first year at the CDPP, what solicitors can expect if they work at the CDPP, and 5 Commonwealth cases.
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 16
Sophie and Caitlin discuss coercive control, extending AVOs in order to revoke them, the Liberato direction and the assessment of objective seriousness on sentence in the following cases: Pickford & Pickford …
Notes de l’épisode
Sophie and Caitlin discuss coercive control, extending AVOs in order to revoke them, the Liberato direction and the assessment of objective seriousness on sentence in the following cases:
The 5 Cases podcast - Episode 15 part 2
In this episode, Paul, Caitlin and Sophie have met on Gadigal land to discuss the following cases: DPP v Smith [2024] HCA 32 BQ v R [2024] HCA 29 R v Fisher [2024] NSWCCA 191 Barker v R [2024] NSWCCA 227 KL …
Notes de l’épisode
In this episode, Paul, Caitlin and Sophie have met on Gadigal land to discuss the following cases:
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 15 part 1
A podcast series by Sophie Anderson, Paul Coady and Caitlin Akthar, with some special guests. Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW. In this episode, Paul, Caitlin and Sophie …
Notes de l’épisode
A podcast series by Sophie Anderson, Paul Coady and Caitlin Akthar, with some special guests.
Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW.
In this episode, Paul, Caitlin and Sophie have met on Gadigal land to discuss the following cases:
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 14
A podcast series by Sophie Anderson, Paul Coady and Caitlin Akthar, with some special guests. Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW. In this episode, Paul and Caitlin …
Notes de l’épisode
A podcast series by Sophie Anderson, Paul Coady and Caitlin Akthar, with some special guests.
Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW.
In this episode, Paul and Caitlin collaborate to discuss the following cases:
- Omigie v R [2024] NSWCCA 205
- Bhatt v R [2024] NSWCCA 214
- Knight v R [2024] NSWCCA 211
- WP v R [2024] NSWCCA 77
- BAP v R [2024] NSWCCA 206
During the discussion on WP v R, Paul refers to three resources to confirm the changes to maximum penalties for sexual offences. Those three resources are:
- Legislative Changes to Sexual Offences | The Public Defenders Home
- Lawcodes
- The Point in Time versions of legislation on the Home - NSW legislation website
If you wish to reach out with comments or suggestions for future episodes, the hosts can be contacted on: [email protected]
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 13
A podcast series by Sophie Anderson, Paul Coady and Caitlin Akthar, with some special guests. Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW. In this episode, Caitlin and Sophie have …
Notes de l’épisode
A podcast series by Sophie Anderson, Paul Coady and Caitlin Akthar, with some special guests.
Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW.
In this episode, Caitlin and Sophie have met on Gadigal land to record and discuss the following cases:
- Lee v R (Cth) [2024] NSWCCA 202
- R v Youseff (No 3) [2024] NSWSC 1261
- RE v R [2024] NSWCCA 180
- Barwick v R [2023] NSWCCA 139 when discussing this case, Caitlin also refers to the following two cases:
- McGregor v R [2024] NSWCCA 200
If you wish to reach out with comments or suggestions for future episodes, the hosts can be contacted on: [email protected]
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 12
A podcast series by Caitlin Akthar, Sophie Anderson and Paul Coady, with some special guests. Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW. In this episode, Sophie and Caitlin team up …
Notes de l’épisode
A podcast series by Caitlin Akthar, Sophie Anderson and Paul Coady, with some special guests.
Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW.
In this episode, Sophie and Caitlin team up on Bundjalung Country to discuss the following cases:
If you wish to reach out with comments or suggestions for future episodes, the hosts can be contacted on: [email protected]
The 5 Cases Podcast - Episode 11
A podcast series by Caitlin Akthar, Sophie Anderson and Paul Coady, with some special guests. Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW. In this episode, Sophie is working solo and …
Notes de l’épisode
A podcast series by Caitlin Akthar, Sophie Anderson and Paul Coady, with some special guests.
Each episode will summarise 5 cases relevant to criminal lawyers in NSW.
In this episode, Sophie is working solo and discusses the following cases:
- Cook (a pseudonym) v The King [2024] HCA 26
- Obian v The King [2024] HCA 18
- BQ v The King [2024] HCA 29
- Steven Moore (a pseudonym) v The King [2024] HCA 30
- [redacted]
If you wish to reach out with comments or suggestions for future episodes, the hosts can be contacted on: [email protected]
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