‘Clear’ view when lawyer accused of hitting pedestrian, court told
A lawyer standing trial over the death of a pedestrian after drinking more than a litre of wine was driving on a “cool and clear” night, a court has heard.
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Adelaide lawyer allegedly drank litre of wine before fatal hit-run
A woman rang criminal law firms the morning after killing a top Adelaide neuropsychologist in an alleged fatal hit-run crash on Goodwood Rd, a court has heard.
‘Fool’ shooting accused in bad drug deal makes new freedom bid
Prosecutors will have an “insurmountable difficulty” proving a woman accused over a shooting amid a drug deal gone wrong had intent to kill, a court has heard.
Spiked drink blamed for alleged Goodwood car crash axe rage
A woman who allegedly crashed her car before wielding an axe at emergency services officers is planning to fight two of the charges against her, lawyers have told court.
10 SA lawyers headed for the big time
From murder trials to High Court appeals, these top young South Australian lawyers are making their mark in the legal system. Read what set them on the path to law.
Victim’s nightmare as attacker allowed to work metres away
A woman who survived a terrifying attack at the hands of her former partner is pleading for help, after the Parole Board allowed him to work just 150m away from her.
FMC sued for ‘wrongful death’ after woman dies of cancer
A family is suing FMC for the wrongful death from cancer of a woman who was too anxious to proceed with an urgent medical procedure – but the hospital says she should have re-booked.
‘Left in limbo’: Agonising wait to see cancer specialist after positive test
An Adelaide man fears he might die after a five-month wait to see a bowel cancer specialist – despite a history of the disease and a positive result from an at-home testing kit.
He pretended he wasn’t a pedophile – then police saw his screen saver
A traffic controller caught with hundreds of images of child abuse material stuck to his “pathetic” story – until his screen saver brought his defence crashing down.
Trying to ‘survive this hell hole’: Accused poisoner’s ‘code black’ in cell
A court has heard how a woman accused of murdering her parents by poisoning them with insulin was found “unresponsive” in her cell, after “inappropriate” diabetes treatment in custody.
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