Leave and security for costs for an incarcerated...
This Court of Appeal judgment dealt with two notices of motion in...
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Court finds it is lawful to detain evidence of Opal card concession
On 14 November 2017 the NSW Court of Appeal held that Mr Le was lawfully detained by police for the purpose of producing evidence of his Opal card concession. State of New South Wales v Le [2017] NSWCA 290On 14 November 2017 the NSW Court of Appeal held that Mr Le was lawfully detained by police for the purpose of producing evidence of his Opal concession.This case is authority for the principle that:Drivers of public passenger vehicles or...
Commonwealth Redress Scheme for Institutional...
On 26 October 2017 Mr Christian Porter, Minister for Social Services,...
How confidential is your communication? Client...
The Supreme Court recently considered, on appeal, client legal...
Assaulted playing the pokies: Sections 52 and 53...
Cheng v Farjudi [2016] NSWCA 316BackgroundThe appellant and the...
Not so sunny – Cleret v Sunshine Coast...
A claim against Sunshine Coast Regional Council for misfeasance in...
Let’s talk about death – who owns my body?
Last month we opened up the discussion about death by discussing the...
Let’s talk about death – death in...
One of McCabes embedded values is courage and to openly talk about...
Section 5D(2) of the CLA: another...
The New South Wales Court of Appeal in the case of Carangelo v State...
Sahade v Bischoff [2015] NSWCA 418
On the afternoon of 21 May 2012 there was an altercation between Mr...