Inquest into deadly Lindt cafe siege continues today
Staff members were forced against the glass of the Lindt Cafe. (9NEWS) 9NEWS
The inquest into the Lindt cafe siege will continue, focusing on radicalisation and gunman Man Monis' interaction with the community.
Last week, the inquest looked at how Monis came to be on bail at the time of the December 2014 siege in Sydney.
Monis was granted or allowed to remain on bail three times in the year before the Sydney siege: in December 2013, on an accessory to murder charge; in May 2014, on three sexual assault charges; and in October 2014 - eight weeks before the tragedy - on 37 more sex assault charges.
The inquest continues on Monday at the Downing Centre District Court.
The second week is expected to deal with radicalisation, terrorism and some aspects of the firearm Monis used.
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