Going beyond the call of duty for the Obeids … Prominent barrister birched by the bar council over conduct during the Obeids’ action against ICAC … Lack of contrition … Tight lipped apology … Operation Jasper and coal exploration corruption
Murder most foul
Uncategorized Monday, November 5, 2018Kathleen Folbigg … Keli Lane … Tim Anderson … Gordon Wood … Convictions and quashes … Prisoners walk free … Speculations and winning ways … The line that is crossed … Where is the line? … Prosecutorial controversies
Letters to the beak
Uncategorized Monday, October 29, 2018VicAppeals speaks … Solicitor wrote letters to a magistrate while case was on foot … Failure to notify the other side … Professional misconduct … Lengthy career as a lawyer … Clear contravention of professional rules … Lack of insight … Whacked with a wet lettuce leaf … Louise Hall reports
Cat & Co strike again
Uncategorized Friday, October 19, 2018Fledgling commercial law newswire hits the inboxes … Former editors of Law360 in the US set-up shop in Melbourne … Rough end to the New York experience amid staff decision to unionise over allegations of “mercurial management style ” and crushing workloads … Decision to let Lawyerly “speak for itself”
The Prothonotary pounces
Uncategorized Thursday, October 18, 2018Former politician struck off after applying for a ticket … Plundering the funds of the Health Services Union to pay for hookers and campaign expenses … Prolonged dishonesty for personal gain … Character remains unreformed … Nick Bonyhady reports
Penfold’s Reserve Bin
Uncategorized Friday, October 12, 2018Drowsy procrastination in full swing … Lakeside litigation … Family court effusions … No sizzling sausages for family judges … Carmody the Coalition’s dream sentencer … Longer terms for stale judges … Goings On with Theodora
Tales from Taswegia
Uncategorized Thursday, October 11, 2018Terrifying news – nothing’s happening
Uncategorized Monday, October 8, 2018Police and their terrorism powers – not much to report … Inspector Bruce looks at the Top End’s secret corruption … Deconstructing the attorney general’s announcements … Discriminating amendments … The bench gets slow backup for “historic” sentencing reforms … Standoff over appointment to the Children’s Court … Polly Peck reports from Macquarie Street