Malka Leifer faces first court hearing in Australia over child sex abuse charges after extradition from Israel
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Malka Leifer s lawyer did not make any application for bail.
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Malka Leifer s lawyer says his client has significant mental health issues and needs special arrangements in custody, as the former school principal has faced an Australian court for the first time on child sexual abuse charges.
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Ms Leifer faced the Bail and Remand Court in Melbourne via video link
Her lawyer did not apply for bail but asked for her to be transferred to prison as soon as possible
Abbeville PD make extradition arrests in homicide, drive-by shooting
Vermilion Parish Sheriff s Office
Kolby Mitchell, Jamie Vallery
and last updated 2021-01-22 18:00:45-05
Abbeville Police have made extradition arrests in connection with a 2019 homicide and a 2020 drive-by shooting in the city.
In August of 2019 Abbeville Police began investigating the homicide of Jacoby Lee after responding to a call at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and S. Guegnon Streets. One of the individuals arrested in that case was Jamie Vallery, on a charge of Principal to Second Degree Murder. Police say Vallery was able to bond out of jail on that charge after his bond was reduced.
Michael Lynch allegedly overstated the value of his company ahead of $11bn sale
Ex-ministers and business leaders fear Mr Lynch, 55, faces a decade in prison
A British tech tycoon at the centre of a £3.7bn fraud case should not be extradited to the US because the UK has surrendered sovereignty for too long, ex-Cabinet ministers have said.
Electrical engineering expert Michael Lynch is facing fraud charges in the US, as authorities claim he overstated the value of his software company before it was sold to Hewlett-Packard (HP) in 2011.
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HP purchased Mr Lynch s company, Autonomy, for $11bn (£8bn) in 2011, but the company is seeking damages of around £3.7bn in London s High Court.
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