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Lattouf v ABC penalty hearing
Today there will be a livestreamed hearing before Justice Rangiah (FCA) to determine whether the ABC should be ordered to pay a pecuniary penalty for contraventions of the Fair Work Act 2009 (and if so, in what amount).
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Drug baron Tony Mokbel begins appeal against drug trafficking convictions - ABC News
Expelled co-founder suing Greens after trans stoush [The Australian paywall]
Drew Hutton will face off against his former party in court, demanding reinstatement of his life membership and a public apology.
Man charged for displaying Dezi Freeman placard at Adelaide anti-immigration rally - ABC News
Dezi Freeman and 'sovereign citizens' - Law Report - Apple Podcasts
A massive manhunt for alleged police shooter Dezi Freeman is continuing in Victoria's mountainous north east. The 56-year-old is accused of killing two police officers, and seriously injuring a third, on a property near the town of Porepunkah last month. In the past, he has expressed ideas associated with the 'sovereign citizen' movement. So, who are sovereign citizens? And what impact are they having on Australia's justice system? Guest: Professor David Heilpern, Dean of Law, Southern Cross University; former Magistrate, Local Court of NSW
Bob Katter threatens to sue Channel Nine reporter | Sky News Australia
Sex offender first man in custody granted right to ‘die with dignity’ in NSW [SMH paywall]
A prisoner who was meant to serve a 30-year sentence has instead died in hospital under the state’s voluntary assisted dying scheme.
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Justice Rangiah will conduct a hearing in the Antoinette Lattouf v ABC matter today at 10:15am AEST. Livestream available here - Federal Court of Australia - YouTube
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ALZ18 v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship [2025] FCA 1035
[46] It is common ground that the Tribunal decision includes some element of copying from an earlier matter (or matters) or a template of some sort. That is apparent from the fact that the Tribunal has inadvertently included some factual details that do not relate to the appellant and certain paragraphs of the Tribunal decision are identical to paragraphs which appear in earlier unrelated Tribunal decisions…
Long-serving District Court Judge appointed Supreme Court Judge | Western Australian Government
Penalty to come for Victorian solicitor guilty of professional misconduct - Lawyers Weekly [paywall]
Carolyn McKay: Digital Technologies in the Criminal Justice System –Just Cause – Apple Podcasts
What implications do videolink technologies bear for the criminal process? What threat do remote proceedings pose for access to justice? How might emerging technologies be adopted by criminal courts and prisons? In this episode, Associate Professor Carolyn McKay joins co-hosts Victor Lin and Natalie Yeoman to discuss digital criminology and the intersection of emerging technologies with the criminal justice system. We explore the possibilities of entirely digital courtrooms using avatars and virtual reality, and the development of highly automated dystopian-like prisons, which Carolyn has witnessed in the course of conducting her research internationally.
International Association of Genocide Scholars says Israel committing genocide in Gaza - ABC News
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