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Jury research, decision-making in spotlight

Queensland Law Reform Commission Deputy Chair Judge Tony Rafter SC and QLRC Chair Fleur Kingham are involved in the conference.

Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC) Deputy Chair Judge Tony Rafter SC will join legal and academic experts at the Jury Research and Practice Conference in Brisbane this week.

Organised by the Court of the Future Network, the conference will bring together judges, academics, practitioners and researchers to explore current research, practical experiences and emerging insights relevant to jury trials and decision-making.

It will be held on Friday, 13 November, from 9am to 4.10pm at the Banco Court. Registration is free.

There will also be a public lecture on Supporting good quality jury decision-making on Thursday, 12 November, at 5.15pm.

It will be facilitated by QLRC Chair Fleur Kingham and featured speakers are Deputy Chief Judge Meryl Sexton, Professor Jane Goodman-Delahunty, and Associate Professor Carolyn McKay.

Hosted by the University of Queensland Law School and the QLRC, it will be a public discussion of law reform, juries, and jury research, and explore key issues relevant to jury decision-making.

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