Tony Mokbel
Police officers involved in ‘criminal enterprise’ in Lawyer X scandal unmasked
Two police officers found by a court to be part of a “joint criminal enterprise” with Lawyer X to manipulate the justice system and put drug kingpin Tony Mokbel behind bars have lost a legal battle to keep their identities secret.
- Marta Pascual Juanola and Erin Pearson
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- Courts
Why gangland figure Tony Mokbel’s drug trafficking conviction could be overturned
A gangland lawyer became a police informer, but the bad guys got what they deserved, right? Yet, this alleged perversion could see Mokbel cleared.
- Tammy Mills
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- Crime
From gangland to Northland: What Tony Mokbel did on his first morning of freedom
The drug kingpin who once had his own fashion label opted for low-key sportswear, knowing the new accessory on his ankle – an electronic monitoring bracelet – would catch enough attention.
- Sherryn Groch
Tony Mokbel goes shopping for the first time in 18 years
Mokbel and a companion visited Northland Shopping Centre in Melbourne on his first morning of freedom on Saturday, April 5.
A curfew and a smartphone ban: The bail conditions that will control Tony Mokbel’s life
Tony Mokbel will have his first full day of freedom in almost 20 years this weekend. But 31 bail conditions will control what he does.
- Cassandra Morgan
- Analysis
- Naked City
Mokbel: The last chapter is yet to be written
The judicial process around Tony Mokbel makes the Suburban Rail Loop look like a frugal investment and the CFMEU a benevolent organisation.
- John Silvester
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- Courts
Drug kingpin to fugitive to free man: Mokbel walks after 18 years behind bars
The drug kingpin will wear an ankle bracelet, report to police daily and be subject to a curfew after three Court of Appeal judges released him on bail.
- Erin Pearson and Chris Vedelago
Tony Mokbel walks free after 18 years behind bars
Tony Mokbel has been granted bail in Melbourne after 18 years in custody.
- Analysis
- Naked City
As Tony Mokbel fights for freedom, the court has three options
There is this sense that the courts may be tempted to acquit the drug kingpin, to punish police for sneakily using barrister turned informer Nicola Gobbo as a spy.
- John Silvester
Drug kingpin Tony Mokbel wants to taste freedom for the first time in 18 years
If released, Mokbel will be free for the first time since 2007, when he was famously arrested in Greece disguised in a wig.
- Erin Pearson and Chris Vedelago
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