PM’s bail comment of dubious value
PM Tony Abbott is pushing the boundaries of his legal duties as a citizen in some recent comments on arrests. His bail comments in particular are of dubious worth. 25 Feb 2015
PM Tony Abbott is pushing the boundaries of his legal duties as a citizen in some recent comments on arrests. His bail comments in particular are of dubious worth. 25 Feb 2015
The ACT, with its Human Rights Act, like Victoria, is no place for anti-consorting laws which the Attorney-General is proposing. Such laws makes rogues of us all. 23 Feb 2015
There are many more reasons to not re-try David Eastman for a 25-year-old murder of a police commissioner than they are to do so, barrister Hugh Selby says. 7 Feb 2015
Can one police officer make a difference? Yes, says Anthony Kelly, if the officer is willing to learn from the community and be prepared to change long-held views. 22 Jan 2015
As the 6th anniversary of Bob Chappell’s mysterious disappearance nears, supporters are rallying to highlight the fact that an innocent woman is in Risdon Prison for his ‘murder’. 19 Jan 2015
A sneering indifference to the poor is no way to run prisons and the fines system, CLA says. Ministers should represent all people, not just the upper class. 13 Jan 2015