The senior criminal law lecturer said courts must pay close attention to context and meaning rather than relying on assumptions about what particular political expressions are presumed to represent.
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- The senior criminal law lecturer said courts must pay close attention to context and meaning rather than relying on assumptions about what particular political…
“Courts must pay close attention to context and meaning rather than relying on assumptions about what particular political expressions are presumed to represent,” the senior criminal law lecturer told Deepcut.
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Origin: extracted from NSW Supreme Court says criticism of Israel not antisemitic in graffiti case · 2026-09-11 21:59