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The High Court granted witness-protection orders in a terrorism-related matter, allowing pseudonyms, redactions, and in camera proceedings, but refused video testimony at this stage.
The information is defective in counts one, four, and six for failing to plead that the acts were made for the purpose of advancing or supporting terrorism as required by statute. However, there is no duplicity or multiplicity as the counts are properly separated, and section 4 creates an offence despite not defining 'terrorist intention'. The defect can be cured by amendment.
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The High Court’s Corruption and Economic Crimes Division held it had jurisdiction to hear terrorism charges and overruled the defence preliminary objection.
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