Appointment Without Accountability: Jon White, the ACT DPP and the Long Shadow of a Political Prosecution
Those who undermine the rule of law for political purpose inflict deep and lasting damage upon the legal and justice systems.
Those who undermine the rule of law for political purpose inflict deep and lasting damage upon the legal and justice systems.
The decision that the PARD Amendments legislated following the Bondi attack are unconstitutional raises questions about the Premier.
Justice requires that legal practitioners be held to the same standards as the rest of the community, but not all jurisdictions accept that fact.
The NSW Court of Appeal struck down Minns’ emergency protest ban as unconstitutional.
Charges brought against Australia's most highly decorated living soldier prove that the rule of law is functioning appropriately, even if somewhat late.
The Bill's exposure draft posed significant risks to core rule-of-law principles, crucial to the underlying premise of democracy.
Zionist advocacy groups aim to silence criticism and dissent through the legal system, both domestically and internationally.
An inclusive Australian society demands an end of the history wars.
Legislative instruments expanded since 9/11 represent a vast creep of restrictions on liberty, privacy and due process
Multi-national corporations are often responsible for the abuse of human rights, for which they must be held accountable.
Australia’s political guardrail institutions are often holograms lacking the substantive ability to fulfill their mandates.
Preamble This article responds to a vile, racist comment left on my website by a self-described white supremacist using the pseudonym “Don’t Like Abos.” Highly original. The comment read: “Look,…
Failure to ensure the integrity of legal documents and to hold those accountable for breach are hallmarks of a failed justice system.
Access to justice is hampered by financial means for the majority, but there are ways to address the disparity.
Mandatory sentencing disproportionately affects marginalist populations.
The emergence of totalitarianism in Germany in 1933 affords lessons for the contemporary world about democracy and authoritarianism.
Whistleblower legislation fails to protect those acting in good-faith and at the same time turns a blind eye to those submitting fraudulent evidence.
The incorporation of the Bible into school curricula raises ethical, educational and constitutional concerns in Oklahoma.
The Catholic Church - the chameleon in employer-employee relations in the legal-financial tango.