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Court hears 'religion no excuse’
A Melbourne Muslim woman who pleaded guilty to being involved in a car rebirthing scheme, claiming her religious beliefs required her to obey her husband, has been given a suspended jail sentence.
Shahida Karim-Hawchar, 24, of St Albans, today pleaded guilty in the Victorian County Court to six counts of obtaining property by deception and six counts of handling stolen property.
The court was told that Karim-Hawchar was linked to a criminal syndicate operating between NSW and Victoria in the early 2000s that was rebirthing cars.
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theage.com.au/news/national/court-hears-religion-no-excuse/2007/10/04/1191091257466.html
A Melbourne Muslim woman who pleaded guilty to being involved in a car rebirthing scheme, claiming her religious beliefs required her to obey her husband, has been given a suspended jail sentence.
Shahida Karim-Hawchar, 24, of St Albans, today pleaded guilty in the Victorian County Court to six counts of obtaining property by deception and six counts of handling stolen property.
The court was told that Karim-Hawchar was linked to a criminal syndicate operating between NSW and Victoria in the early 2000s that was rebirthing cars.
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theage.com.au/news/national/court-hears-religion-no-excuse/2007/10/04/1191091257466.html