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In the first-ever address by a Chief Justice of the United States to Australian audiences, the Honourable John G Roberts said domestic debate about a Bill of Rights is "none of his business".In…
In the first-ever address by a Chief Justice of the United States to Australian audiences, the Honourable John G Roberts said domestic debate about a Bill of Rights is "none of his business".
"My attempt to shed some light on the origin of the United States' Bill of Rights is not meant to provide any prescription for whether Australia should or should not adopt its own Bill of Rights," Roberts said.
"That is none of my business."
Numerous members of the Australian judiciary turned out to hear Roberts speak, including Chief Justice Spigelman and Justices Allsop, Mason, Brennan and Gleeson.
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