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Is judicial bullying still a problem?

University of Newcastle academics have surveyed 32 lawyers to determine the effect of judicial bullying on those who undertake publicly funded defence work

May 16, 2024

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Like being ‘slapped’ or ‘kicked’: judicial bullying is a problem in Australian courtrooms
- Getting slapped and kicked: the experience of judicial bullying for lawyers providing publicly funded criminal defence
- Wellbeing of the Victorian Bar report final Oct 2018
  “When asked if they had ever experienced Judicial Bullying, 55% of male barristers and 66% of female barristers reported they had”
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