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Gageler CJ to hear NZYQ related applications

Gageler CJ to hear NZYQ related applications

Today Gageler CJ will hear applications for removal to the High Court of two NZYQ related cases

18 appointments made to AAT

18 appointments made to AAT

The Australian government has announced 18 new appointments to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal

What happens if Justice Geason is found guilty?

What happens if Justice Geason is found guilty?

Discussion of possible scenarios following decision in Gregory Geason case, Berejiklian unsuccessful on appeal, former SA magistrate Robert Harrap struck from roll

Lehrmann hires new lawyer

Lehrmann hires new lawyer

Bruce Lehrmann has hired criminal lawyer Zali Burrows to represent him in his Federal Court defamation appeal

Bruce Lehrmann returns to court

Bruce Lehrmann returns to court

From 9:30am AEST there will be a livestream of a case management hearing in the Bruce Lehrmann defamation appeal

Hearing for charges against judge concludes

Hearing for charges against judge concludes

Yesterday was the final hearing day for charges against Tasmanian Supreme Court justice Gregory Geason.

Brittany Higgins to sell house to defend defamation proceedings

Brittany Higgins to sell house to defend defamation proceedings

Brittany Higgins has announced in statement that she will be forced to sell her recently purchased home in France to defend defamation proceedings brought by Linda Reynolds in the WASC

Judge takes witness stand in assault case

Judge takes witness stand in assault case

On Friday Justice Geason of the Tasmanian Supreme Court gave evidence in the assault case brought against him

Justice Geason visited webpage on how to get domestic violence charges dropped

Justice Geason visited webpage on how to get domestic violence charges dropped

TASSC judge Gregory Geason visited a webpage titled "how to get domestic violence charges dropped — step-by-step" after allegedly assaulting a woman

Justice Geason case continues

Justice Geason case continues

Yesterday was the third hearing day of charges against Tasmanian Supreme Court judge Gregory Geason.

Chief Justices weigh in on judicial pension changes

Chief Justices weigh in on judicial pension changes

Chief Justices of the Federal Court, Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, the Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory have made submissions to an inquiry considering changes to superannuation laws that would increase taxes on Cth and Territory judges pension payments

Geason J hearing begins

Geason J hearing begins

The hearing of charges of against TASSC judge Gregory Geason has begun in the Hobart Magistrates Court

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