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Last Updated: May 14, 2012 URL: http://guides.sl.nsw.gov.au/liac-crime-library Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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LIAC Crime Library

A collection of well-known criminal cases designed as a resource of HSC Legal Studies students.

If you are looking for information about crimes that have been through the court system, you will find that there are different types of information resources available:

  • links to full text of the court decision
  • links to database of newspaper articles about a case
  • links to database of journal or magazine articles about a case
  • books about the case

The table of contents is arranged alphabetically by the name of the victim, or the accused, or by popular case name. This list contains some cases that have no published decision. They have been included because they’ve attracted a high level of media commentary.

 

How to find a case

Use the 'find a case' tab to find a case by the name of the victim, or the accused, or by popular case name.

 

Disclaimer

This resource has been produced by LIAC in response to information requests from legal studies students. Many of the cases covered are on violent crimes and contain very graphic details that may shock or disturb readers. Warnings have been placed on the cases that are the most extreme. LIAC does not intend that the inclusion of cases in this guide should be interpreted as a suggestion to read such material.

 

Compiled by

This Guide has been developed by Sarah Condie, Cathy Hammer and Jill Quin  from  Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC).

The Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC) maintains the Find Legal Answers website and manages the  Find Legal Answers service in public libraries across NSW.

Ask a librarian - to contact us for help or any help with locating information on this guide. 

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The Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC) maintains the Find Legal Answers website and manages the  Find Legal Answers service in public libraries across NSW.

E: liac@sl.nsw.gov.au

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