Wilson v State of NSW [2009] NSWDC
On Wednesday, 25 February 2004, two sheriff’s officers, Mr Davies and Ms Lomas entered the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson at Leonay with a property seizure order relating to unpaid traffic fines owed by Mr Wilson to the State. A conversation occurred between the officers and the Wilsons through a screen door and then […]
Hage-Ali v State of NSW [2009] NSWDC 266
At 7.15am on 22 November 2006 Iktimal Hage-Ali was arrested at her family home at Punchbowl. She was then 22 years of age. She was arrested allegedly on suspicion of supplying cocaine. She was transported to Bankstown Police Station where she arrived at approximately 7.35am. She was interviewed from 9.00am onwards. She was released at […]
DTS v Regina [2008] NSWCCA 329
The appellant made three complaints about his Honour’s Murray direction to the jury. First, that a Murray direction should have also been given in respect of count 1. Secondly, that the failure to give a direction in respect of count 1 may have confused the jury, in circumstances where the Crown case depended almost entirely […]
Stanoevski v Council of the Law Society of NSW (2008) NSWCA 93
In this matter Greg Walsh acted for Liljana Stanoevski, a solicitor, who was found by the appeal panel of the Administrative Decision’s Tribunal to have engaged in various significant acts of professional misconduct. See Stanoevski v Law Society of New South Wales ( No. 2) (LSD) 2004 NSW ADTAP 35. Ms Stanoevski appealed to the […]
Nowak v R (2008)
In this mater Greg Walsh appeared on behalf of the applicant in the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal. The applicant sought leave to appeal against the sentence imposed upon him in the District Court following his plea of guilty with the intent to maliciously inflict grievous bodily harm. The applicant and the victim […]
Police v M
In this matter Greg Walsh acted for M who on 18 June 2007 was arrested by police at his home in Balmain and charged with assault and resist arrest. It was the accused’s case that he was the subject of a vexatious complaint. This had arisen in the course of an alleged domestic violence incident. […]
Wilson v State of NSW [2008] NSWDC 130
In this matter Greg Walsh acted for David Wilson, the plaintiff in an action against the State of New South Wales. A subpoena had been issued seeking the production of documents from the Commissioner of Police and objection was taken to the production of those documents. Mr Wilson had sued the State of New South […]
Yeats v Yeats (6 MAY 2008)
In this matter, Greg Walsh acted for the applicant, Ms Yeats, the wife of Mr Yeats, who was in receipt of a benefit from the Department of Social Security. The wife was removed from the Wiley Park Hotel, which she had managed for some years, on 17.07.2006. She was removed in the early hours of […]
R v Gregory William Jacobs (30 April 2008) NSWSC 417
In this matter Greg Walsh acted for the applicant who had been charged with the murder of his wife. He has initially been refused bail and an application for bail was made to the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Rothman J heard the application and after extensive argument granted the applicant conditional bail. The […]
R (CTH) v Baladjam & Ors [No. 1] [2008] NSWSC 721 (7 March 2008)
Greg Walsh represented Omar Baladjam, an Accused standing trial in the Supreme Court of New South Wales of an offence of ‘conspiracy to do acts in preparation of a terrorist act or acts’ contrary to ss.11.5 and 101.6 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (CTH). The matter was heard by Justice Whealey, who dealt with […]
R (CTH) v Baladjam & Ors [2008] NSWSC 714 (28 February 2008)
In this matter Greg Walsh acted for Omar Baladjam. Mr Baladjam and eight (8) other accused had been charged with a conspiracy to do acts in preparation of a terrorist act or acts contrary to ss.11.5 and 101.6 of the Commonwealth Criminal Code Act (1995). An application was made to a Melbourne trial judge, Bongiorno […]
Steele v Director of Public Prosecutions [2007] NSWSC 926
In this matter Greg Walsh acted for the plaintiff who was the accused person in committal proceedings before the second defendant, Forbes LCM at the Hornsby Local Court. The proceedings relate to a charge of aggravated indecent assault contrary to s61M(1) of the Crimes Act, 1900 and a charge of aggravated act of indecency contrary […]