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…
Robertson O'Gorman Solicitors' Legal Director, Dan Rogers - is being tough on youth justice the weak solution?
Last night our Principal and Legal Director, Dan Rogers was one of 5 panel members at the Politics…
How to run a bail hearing in a COVID-19 world
Today our Principal, Dan Rogers presented a Queensland Law Society On-Demand Video about how to run…
Human Rights Act Part 4: Case example: Police powers and exclusion of evidence – DPP v Kaba [2014] VSC 52
This is the fourth blog in our Human Rights Act series, looking at the case of DPP v Kaba[1]…
Human Rights Act - Part 2: Case example: Unreasonable delay – R v Mills
This is the second blog in our Human Rights Act series, looking at the decision of the ACT Supreme…
The Human Rights Act 2019 (Qld) for criminal cases in Queensland
On Monday 4 November 2019, Robertson O’Gorman and the College of Law hosted Scott McDougall (Human…
Human Rights Act - Part 1
STATUTORY INTERPRETATION AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2019 (QLD) The purpose of this blog series is not…
A Human Rights Act: What it is and why we need one in Queensland
Dan Rogers, Legal Director at Robertson O'Gorman, is also the chair of the Queensland Law Society's…
A Human Rights Act for Queensland
Now is the time to introduce a Human Rights Act in Queensland. Dan Rogers, chair of the Society's…