VIC DPP appointed to Supreme Court

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• Victoria's chief prosecutor Kerri Judd resigns to become Supreme Court judge - ABC News
   

  • New Court And OPP Appointments | Premier

    Kerri Judd KC has been appointed to the Supreme Court of Victoria, with Brendan Kissane KC appointed as the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and Diana Piekusis KC appointed as Chief Crown Prosecutor (CCP).
     

  • Brendan Kissane appointed as Victoria's new director of public prosecutions - ABC News
     

• ‘Flipped universe’ Ladies Lounge exhibit intended to expose gender inequality, Mona’s lawyer tells court | Tasmania | The Guardian
   

• Moira Deeming defamation trial hears recording of meeting between MP and Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto - ABC News
   

  • Moira Deeming agrees her trans and gender-diverse views are ‘controversial’ as defamation trial begins | Victoria | The Guardian
     

  • Tomorrow’s live stream link - VID1023/2023 Moira Deeming v John Pesutto - YouTube
     

• Major class action against Virgin Australia gathers steam [AFR paywall]

  The central allegation is that the then ASX-listed Virgin Australia used multiple tactics to make its cash position look better than it was – before collapsing into administration. And there’s fresh evidence to back up these claims.
   

• Former TV host Andrew O'Keefe breaches bail after allegedly being found possessing crystal meth - ABC News
   

• NT chief minister says government has 'mandate' to lower age of criminal responsibility, despite Productivity Commission warning - ABC News
   

Editor’s picks

• Protecting the integrity of the jury system - Law Report - Apple Podcasts

  “What happens when serious juror misconduct jeopardises a trial? And how can jurors be protected from outside pressures?”
   

• Lawyer who exposed PFAS contamination to address Law Society conference - Law Society Journal
   

• There’s a danger that the US supreme court, not voters, picks the next president | David Daley | The Guardian
   

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