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It’s amazing what you find yourself doing when you have cabin fever after a knee injury. I will be hobbling around the courts soon enough. The article is useful because it examines what an adjourned undertaking actually is, what difference a conviction and non-conviction adjourned undertaking is and what the
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With the advent of the Schedule 1 & 2 compelling reasons or exceptional circumstances tests the risk of grave injustice is high. As practitioners we probably all know the various and multiple blunt injustices that can occur when people are arbitrarily placed in ‘exceptional circumstances’ for crimes that ultimately are
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Sometimes the power of a whinge cannot be overstated. My article ‘Delay & Injustice: A New Normal‘ that I wrote on the 25 February 2016 received some modest traction both within and outside of legal circles. Eventually resulted in some good reporting by The Age journalist, Bianca Hall (@_Biancah), in her article