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Crime and punishment – a few facts | Australian Public Law
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Crime and punishment – a few facts. March 4, 2011. Recent NT News discussion on the perennial topic of crime and punishment seems to have generated more heat than light. Chief Justice Trevor Riley. Former Chief Minister Shane Stone. Even weighed into the debate. With a piece advocating re-adoption of an expanded mandatory sentencing regime, ignoring the fact that crime in relevant categories actually increased while the last version of mandatory sentencing. Was in force and fell when it was repealed.
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Whistleblowers and travel rorts. April 8, 2009. Here’s a piece of blatant and unashamed recycling. I run a discussion board for my Intro to Public Law students where they’re welcome to post and discuss news items with a public law angle. Over the weekend one of them posted a link to the current stoush between Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon. Continue reading Whistleblowers and travel rorts. Pre-wrap on Pape challenge to $900 stimulus payment. April 8, 2009. High Court challenge jeopardises $900 bonus.
Violence ‘R’ Us | Australian Public Law
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Violence ‘R’ Us. October 5, 2014. A letter to the editor of the local Northern Territory News yesterday caused me to make one of my fairly infrequent checks of crime statistics. Correspondent Chris Rogers, fairly clearly a Labor supporter, had this to say:. The data also show that assaults, domestic violence assaults and alcohol-related assaults in Darwin, Palmerston and Alice Springs all increased last year. In fact the most recent crime statistics. When the Martin/Henderson Labor government was in powe...
Parliamentary representation in Australia – are we under-represented? | Australian Public Law
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Parliamentary representation in Australia are we under-represented? April 28, 2009. This article is posted on behalf of its author, CDU law student Andrew Tooms. It is common to think we are over-governed in Australia, what with the Senate, House of Representatives, State and Territory parliaments and local government. However, have we ever considered that we might be under-represented, at least at the federal level? Parliamentary seats in lower house. Average population per seat. Canada is perhaps the m...
Asylum seekers: a retrospective | Australian Public Law
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Asylum seekers: a retrospective. April 16, 2010. I was asked an interesting question this morning (well, interesting to me anyway) by a local media person about whether the seemingly imminent transfer of Christmas Island asylum seeker detainees to Darwin would mean an upsurge in refugee matters being litigated in local Darwin courts. The simple answer is probably no. In. In 2008 the High Court ruled that amendments to the. Conversely though, the High Court held in. Plaintiff S157/2002 v Commonwealth.
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Australian Public Law | Articles about Australian public law and politics issues by Ken Parish, a legal academic at Charles Darwin University, Darwin, Australia
Violence ‘R’ Us. Cutting through the bill of rights hyperbole. And the State of Exception. Tolerance, acceptance and civility in the immigration debate. March 4, 2011. The ABC’s Chris Uhlmann. For more than 10 years, these issues have been all political upside for the Liberal-National Coalition and all downside for Labor. This will not change. Is that necessarily true? Continue reading Tolerance, acceptance and civility in the immigration debate. Crime and punishment – a few facts. March 4, 2011. Wrote a...
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