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The Serious Sex Offenders Act (2013): a serious mistake
CLANT deplores the passage of the Serious Sex Offenders Act 2013 (NT) by the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly on ...
Read More Bali Conference Program out now!
The program for CLANT's 14th Biennial Conference is now available. We are delighted to announce that our two Keynote ...
Read More Making Justice Work
CLANT supports the Making Justice Work campaign and endorses the campaign's February 2013 Position Statement.
Read More “Prescribed minimum mandatory sentences are the very antithesis of just sentences”
CLANT has criticised the Northern Territory's new mandatory sentencing laws as unfair, unprincipled, unworkable, unnecessary and unaffordable. Amendments to ...
Read More 2013 Bali Conference Registration now open
On-line registration for our Fourteenth Biennial Conference, on the theme "Victims of the System", from 22 to 29 June ...
Read More Judicial (et al) appointments
CLANT welcomes the appointment on 17 December 2012 of: Graham Hiley QC as a Justice of the Supreme ...
Read More The return of mandatory sentencing
On 6 November 2012, the Northern Territory Department of the Attorney-General and Justice published details of the Northern ...
Read More Chief Justice speaks out on alcohol
In October 2012 at Alice Springs, Riley CJ, while sentencing offenders convicted of serious alcohol-related offences, commented in each ...
Read More Back to the Bali Hyatt
CLANT is delighted to announce that we have confirmed our traditional venue, the gracious Bali Hyatt in Sanur, ...
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