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Former Queensland Supreme Court judge Peter Applegarth appears on Callover podcast, day two of Ben Roberts-Smith FCAFC matter today.
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On this episode of The Callover, Peter Applegarth, a retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland, takes us inside the mind of a judge. He shares important insights on how judges deal with problems such as information overload, time-pressured decision-making and cognitive biases. He also explains the importance of lawyers crafting submissions based on how judges think, and the difference this can make to a client’s case before the Court. Justice Applegarth’s insights are valuable to lawyers at all stages of their career.
Currently 15 reserved @HighCourtofAus cases:
November: Lendlease
December: Brawn, MDP, Ravbar
February: Babet/Palmer (reasons), Wojciechowska
March: Evans, Helensburgh, Kain, La Perouse, MJZP, WSTI
April: Batak (reasons), Laming, Khalil, PepsiCo
— Jeremy Gans (@jeremy_gans)
9:09 PM • Apr 30, 2025
Reasons will be published in The King v Batak on Wednesday 7 May 2025 at 10:00am
— High Court of Australia (@HighCourtofAus)
5:46 AM • May 1, 2025
Judgments will be handed down on Wednesday 7 May 2025 at 10:00am in Lendlease Corporation Limited ACN 000 226 228 & Anor v David William Pallas and Julie Ann Pallas as trustees for the Pallas Family Superannuation Fund & Anor; and Brawn v The King
— High Court of Australia (@HighCourtofAus)
5:46 AM • May 1, 2025
First ever @HighCourtofAus tweet announcing reasons for revoking special leave.
— Jeremy Gans (@jeremy_gans)
6:15 AM • May 1, 2025
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