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Date Time Drug Court pioneer judges it’s time to retire The Senior Judge of the NSW Drug Court has decided to hang up his gown after dedicating 50 years to the justice system. Attorney General Mark Speakman paid tribute to Judge Roger Dive, who will officially retire on 6 August, saying Judge Dive’s work had changed an extraordinary number of lives across NSW. “Judge Dive’s compassion for, understanding of, and dedication to, the people who appear before him is well known in the legal sphere,” Mr Speakman said. “His Honour developed and implemented the Youth Drug and Alcohol Court within the Children’s Court more than 20 years ago and his leadership of the NSW Drug Court since 2004, has been a major factor in its success.
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Canberra man Mark Anthony Davis could serve sentence outside of prison after admitting to assault, animal cruelty ThuThursday 4 updated ThuThursday 4 The violent case could be referred to the ACT's Drug and Alcohol court. ( Share Print text only Cancel A Canberra man who stabbed two dogs during a terrifying attack on a neighbour, in which he threatened her life and tried to strangle her, will remain behind bars while he is assessed for a drug and alcohol order. Key points: Both animals were stabbed by Davis, but survived His case could be referred to the Drug and Alcohol Court, which would mean his sentence is served in therapy
1 / of 2 The ACT could decriminalise small amounts of illicit drugs next year â but what does that mean for users? MonMonday 14 updated TueTuesday 15 Possessing small amounts of cocaine will be decriminalised if the bill passes next year. ( Print text only Cancel Advocates for drug harm reduction have welcomed a draft bill from an ACT Labor backbencher to decriminalise personal possession of illicit substances, saying it will take pressure off the courts system while giving drug users better access to health services. But it could have wider impacts, including on the ACT's courts. What would be allowed if drugs are decriminalised? If passed, the amendments to the Drugs of Dependence Act would mean those caught with a small amount of illicit drugs would not face criminal charges.
News Following judgment in R (on the application of GR) v Director of Legal Aid Casework & Anor [2020] EWHC 3140 (Admin), victims of domestic abuse who jointly own property with their abuser must not be automatically denied legal aid on the grounds of capital that is in practice 'trapped'. The court found the Legal Aid Agency has discretion over whether legal aid should be granted in these cases. This strategic litigation was brought by Public Law Project (PLP) supported by the Law Society Supreme Court declines to hear transgender man's appeal to be registered as father The SC has declined to hear a case in which a transgender man who had given birth to a son sought judicial review of the decision that he had to be registered on the birth certificate of the son as his "mother". Alfred McConnell is a transgender man and holder of a gender recognition certificate, who gave birth to a son, YY. The Registrar General for England and Wales decided that Mr McConnell had to be registered on the birth certificate of his son as his "mother."