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The Elephant in the Courtroom

The Elephant in the Courtroom

De : Nick Hogan Awais Ahmad
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 This is The Elephant in the Courtroom, a show about the law, its people and what goes on behind the routine appearance of the legal machine. Hosted by Sydney Barristers Nick Hogan and Awais Ahmad. All matters and things discussed in this show are for discussion purposes only and not to be taken as legal adviceCopyright 2025 All rights reserved. Economie
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