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Courts urged to offer female judges to Indigenous victims of violent crimes - Vimarsana News

Courts urged to offer female judges to Indigenous victims of violent crimes

Senate paper recommends showing more respect for cultural norms could improve outcomes for First Nations people in the justice system

"Manifestly inadequate": Appeal launched against drug driver's three-month jail term - Vimarsana News

"Manifestly inadequate": Appeal launched against drug driver's three-month jail term

Aboriginal boy Daemarius Purcell-Appo was crushed by an US-style Ram 1500 truck. The drug driver responsible was sentenced to three months' jail.

Source: sbs.com.au
Lifting the veil on public prosecutors' decisions - Vimarsana News

Lifting the veil on public prosecutors' decisions

"The veil over decisions to prosecute or not to prosecute is unlikely to be lifted unless there's strong and sustained pressure for our governments to amend the law, says former barrister and "CityNews" legal columnist HUGH SELBY.

Chris Dawson trial: Mick Fuller, Headley Thomas, Teacher's Pet and "the most egregious example of media interference' - Vimarsana News

Chris Dawson trial: Mick Fuller, Headley Thomas, Teacher's Pet and "the most egregious example of media interference'

Former police commissioner Mick Fuller’s involvement in the Teacher’s Pet podcast raises crucial questions about the application of justice, a judge has found.

Chris Dawson trial: Mick Fuller, Headley Thomas, Teacher's Pet and "the most egregious example of media interference' - Vimarsana News

Chris Dawson trial: Mick Fuller, Headley Thomas, Teacher's Pet and "the most egregious example of media interference'

Former police commissioner Mick Fuller’s involvement in the Teacher’s Pet podcast raises crucial questions about the application of justice, a judge has found.

Source: smh.com.au