Legislating against coercive control: The Hear Her Voice Report
Legislating against coercive control: The Hear Her Voice Report Previous instalments of this…
Restricted prisoner declarations – a flagrant breach of human rights by Dan Rogers
Restricted prisoner declarations – a flagrant breach of human rights Queensland Law Society wrote a…
Child murderers and serial killers could be denied parole for decades under new Queensland laws
Child murderers and serial killers could be denied parole for decades under new Queensland laws…
Senior Consultant, Terry O'Gorman awarded the Law Council of Australia President's Award
Senior Consultant Terry O'Gorman has been awarded the Law Council of Australia President's Award. A…
Part 3: Appeals Process in Queensland - Should Queensland adopt a second right of appeal? by Ella Scoles
Part 3: Appeals Process in Queensland - Should Queensland adopt a second right of appeal? by Ella…
Part 2: Appeals Process in Queensland - Other jurisdictions and judicial interpretation by Ella Scoles
Part 2: Appeals Process in Queensland - Other jurisdictions and judicial interpretation Our first…
Dismissal of Charges Based on Unsoundness of Mind or Unfitness for Trial by Linda Cho
Dismissal of Charges Based on Unsoundness of Mind or Unfitness for Trial Magistrates have the power…
Part 1: Appeals Process in Queensland - Introduction, History and Queensland Process by Ella Scoles
Part 1 of a 3 part series explores the Appeals Process in Queensland. In this blog, we look at the…
Who is “the occupier” of a vehicle under section 129(1)(c) Drugs Misuse Act 1986 (Qld)? by Hannah Pugh
Who is “the occupier” of a vehicle under section 129(1)(c) Drugs Misuse Act 1986 (Qld)? “The…
Proposed changes to Blue Card laws: Are they necessary? by Remy Kurz
Proposed changes to Blue Card laws: Are they necessary? I have previously written about endemic…
