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The High Court and the constitutional limits of anti-gang laws: in summary

On 8 October 2014 the High Court handed down its decision in Tajjour v NSW [2014] HCA 35 (Tajjour) in which the offence of consorting in s 93X of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) was held to be constitutionally valid. Specifically, it was found not to contravene the implied freedom of political communication under the Commonwealth Constitution. Tajjour is the latest in a series of cases relating to what can be described as anti-gang legislation in Australia.