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The South Australian legal profession has been rocked by a report which reveals the extent of harassment within the profession.
, Lexi Kehl
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A woman who killed her partner after repeated acts of domestic violence has had her prison sentence reduced on appeal.
, Tony Keim
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Your summary of the latest legislative activity in the Queensland Parliament.
, Kate Brodnik, Irene Gallagher
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New youth justice reforms are targeted at the 10% of hardcore repeat offenders.
, Tony Keim
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ASIC has announced a one-month deadline extension to help alleviate audit pressures on smaller entities.
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Queensland firms are among those being targeted in a new ransomware attack.
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Justice Anthe Philippides has been honoured for her dedication to diversity and equal opportunity in a valedictory ceremony today.
, Tony Keim
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Court Services Queensland is hoping that the new recording and transcription service for courts and tribunal will be operational by the end of the year.
, Kate Brodnik
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Court services Queensland and QCAT are working on a solution to enable the electronic filing of civil cases.
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Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman has tasked a parliamentary committee with a review of laws covering crimes of serious hate and vilification.
, Tony Keim
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Leading criminal lawyer Rebecca Fogerty has been appointed to QLS Council.
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The ACCC, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority and Germany’s Bundeskartellamt issued a joint statement highlighting the importance of rigorous and effective merger enforcement.
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A former Brisbane-based criminal lawyer is scheduled to face the court answering serious criminal charges including money laundering on 14 July 2021 – a year after he lost an application to have his licence to practice law reinstated.
, Tony Keim
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Proposed amendments to Queensland defamation laws will include the introduction of two new legal defences and the setting of financial “caps’’ for non-economic reparations and “upper-limits’’ for aggravated damages.
, Tony Keim
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A law student has temporarily been denied admission because of an incorrect subject exemption.
, Tony Keim
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The Government has been urged to allow Queensland's Parole Board greater independence in order to improve the parole decision-making process.
, Tony Keim
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30 years after a Royal Commission report, little has been done to reduce First Nations imprisonment rates.
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