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Big Law • 08 May 2024
Former lawyer charged after cocaine found in frozen chickens
A former criminal lawyer was allegedly caught up in a plot to transport cocaine inside a truck loaded with frozen chickens.
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The Bar • 22 April 2024
Prison doesn’t work: A case study from the country of its birth
Despite their ubiquity across much of the world, all reputable studies, including my own, show that penitentiaries crush and...
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Politics • 19 April 2024
Dreyfus: ‘There is a crisis of male violence in Australia’
Australia’s Attorney-General has slammed the “scourge on our society” that is male violence, in remarks earlier today...
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The Bar • 15 April 2024
Judge rules on Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial
The Federal Court has ruled on whether Bruce Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins in Parliament House.
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A criminal lawyer was publicly reprimanded for failing to give adequate advice to a client and pushing an...
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Despite barristers traditionally doing the majority of advocacy work, this criminal solicitor has emphasised that...
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Lawyers have come down hard on the Victorian government’s changes to youth bail laws, labelling the decision as...
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NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley has appointed two new members to the state’s Sentencing Council.
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As new regulations and laws come into play and the use of artificial intelligence becomes commonplace, 2024 is due to be...
Read MoreWhile barristers have traditionally done most of the advocacy work within the Australian legal profession, this criminal...
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From smaller pay rises to the ongoing gender pay gap, money remains front of mind for lawyers. Meanwhile, the Sofronoff...
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A high-profile criminal lawyer will have to hand over $130,000 in security to a law firm she has been fighting for over...
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The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal has ordered that one of the state’s lawyers, who failed to report his...
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The chief judges of both the High Court and District Court in New Zealand have taken the “unusual step” of writing...
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