I was kindly invited to take part in The Big Interview with Chambers Student, and took the opportunity to sound off in the usual gibbering fashion. If gibbering is your thing, the interview can be found here.
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I was kindly invited to take part in The Big Interview with Chambers Student, and took the opportunity to sound off in the usual gibbering fashion. If gibbering is your thing, the interview can be found here.
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Hi … I recall (with a fading memory) your comments regarding the acquiesce of the profession during the criminal justice review and bore testimony to the consequences. I am keen to hear your view of the same regarding the current review of the Judicial Review which I likely to result in a diminishing responsibility by those exercising public authority.
Kind regards – Ramin.
Just finished Fake Law (which was excellent) then came across an article I thought was going to be another example but I’m pleased to say actually explained why a civil case succeeded when the criminal failed. Yay for informative journalism. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-24/court-awards-sydney-mothers-payout-after-landmark-abuse-case/12910612