Disco Dave quits the Supremes so as to get more time on the dance floor … Local bookie gives odds for the field of possible replacements … Top family law man spanked by the bureau for muddling his dates … The Map of Tasmania  

Duplication of judicial handiwork by the same judge in a separate judgment – without citation or acknowledgement … Trouble if a student did it … Judges are free to “phone it in” … Ginger Snatch reports 

In and out of Eddie’s office … Secrets of the safe … Walking ATM out of service … Map of Tasmania – the sad case of Adrian Hall … NSW ODPP at conferenceville … Trying to digest the Robert Xie trial … Another round to Chris Dale  

Vic County Court’s schedule of judicial wig preferences … Study it carefully … Yarraside bar’s female silk defence … Bluto up-to-speed when it comes to concurring with other’s reasons … Seasons greetings from the conveyancer general 

NSW law bulletin … The AG and the defenestrated Law Reform Commission … Getting Alan Cameron to breathe life into a comatose commission … Criminal trial disgrace in the Dizzo … CCA cranky about underfunded trial courts … Two-Shoes throws $20 million at the problem  

ICAC … Conflicts of interest … Journalists as players and recipients of leaks … Unsound assertions in Inspector Levine’s unsatisfactory report on the Cunneen case … It’s important that commissioner Megan Latham not yield in the face of tribal attacks  COMMENT: It is indeed dangerous to "point out other people grammatical lapses". "Pleas keep a sense of proportion" about what is and is not important in this story. "Whom" is not the subject of either of the clauses you quote; it is the object of the prepositions "by" and "about".

Maurice Blackburn wins the right to interview “entrusted people” with “protected information” for Christmas Island class action … Chink opens in punitive Border Force secrecy provisions … Jack Forrest to the rescue 

Law Council’s Indigenous imprisonment symposium … Cutting the incarceration rate … Growing concern amid the political inaction … Suggestions, policies, strategies … Where to start? … From Kate Lilly at Conferenceville