League star’s day in court
Which NRL star is facing court this week? Who is up for ‘Idiot of the Year’? And what price did a mansion linked to several crime figures go for? The Snitch is here.
Which NRL star is facing court this week? Who is up for ‘Idiot of the Year’? And what price did a mansion linked to several crime figures go for? The Snitch is here.
How much is a top investigator costing to probe an ex Federal Court judge? Will the mother of an accused drug king pin lose her house? And how long will a high profile sexual harassment battle be behind closed doors? The Snitch is here.
An assassin who gunned down his target’s young daughter while she helped lift groceries from the family car, in the Sydney gangland war’s most shocking incident, has been sentenced.
A veteran lawyer is under investigation after he used artificial intelligence to do his legal research for a court hearing – only for it to be revealed that the cases “do not exist”.
A criminal lawyer is embroiled in a $1.8 million war with an elderly eastern suburbs woman, in court cases featuring a legendary jazz singer and criminal charges over abusive text messages.
How did a court react to a rapist’s attempt to unmask the witnesses dobbing him in? Who’s involved in the intriguing Sydney crime being investigated by the Crime Commission? And what’s the latest in a defamation war between two leading lawyers? The Snitch is here.
A man described in court as a “science nerd” is facing jail after having nuclear material posted to his parents’ home.
A crook who got a new identity for giving evidence for the cops has exploited his born again status to avoid jail after he got busted for drugs in another state.
What was found inside Roger Rogerson’s murder car? Which criminal lawyer had a soccer sports fantasy moment? And what’s the latest on whether cricketer Stuart MacGill will appeal? The Snitch is here.
From feeding his drug habit to dobbing him into the cops, this is the inside account of how cricket legend Stuart MacGill’s cocaine dealer paved the way for his downfall.
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