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QLS President Elizabeth Shearer notes the important role of compassion in the dispensation of justice.
, Tony Keim
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Queensland's Chief Magistrate says a culturally and gender diverse judiciary is necessary to help maintain community trust in the justice system.
, Tony Keim
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An appeal by Volkswagen AG against a $125 million penalty has been dismissed by the Full Federal Court.
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A youth has successfully opposed a bid to place him under a guardianship order until the age of 25.
, Tony Keim
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There appears to be a continuing decrease in the frequency of claims since the introduction of claim farming reforms.
, Irene Gallagher
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Queensland Government asks for community feedback ahead of first major review of animal welfare laws in 20-years.
, Tony Keim
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Eloquence of Brisbane’s best lawyers planning to again take off to raise funds for Queensland’s legendary LifeFlight rescue helicopter service.
, Tony Keim
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Brisbane tribunal upholds decision to ban a community volunteer from working with children after he was investigated by police, but not charged for alleged assaults on teenage child.
, Tony Keim
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Judge rules the “community’s demand for punishment” of a drunk driver who struck and killed a nine-year-old boy on Christmas Day in 2016 was more important than allowing him a license to drive to alleviate personal hardships.
, Tony Keim
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A Brisbane judge has given the Gold Coast’s Star Casino approval to continue its legal action to recoup $43 million in allegedly unpaid gambling debts racked up by a Singaporean billionaire who fled the country before settling his tab.
, Tony Keim
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Plans are under way to develop an Australian National Anti-Racism Framework.
, Irene Gallagher
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A Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council report reveals that, while fewer of the state’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are committing criminal offences, those who have are more likely to be jailed.
, Tony Keim
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A disabled man reliant on an assistance dog for support has lodged a discrimination complaint to Queensland’s Human Rights Commission alleging the school his daughter attended displayed “no-dogs’’ allowed signage and made no provision for an exception for “assistance dogs.’’
, Tony Keim
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ASIC has now confirmed its ‘no action position’ for holding virtual meetings.
, Wendy Devine
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