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Aughterson, NedResisting extradition or return: the plea of injustice or oppression Austin Asche (CJ)The trial judge, the appeal court and the unsafe verdict Barbaro, GeoffCommentary on the paper prepared by Ian Gray SM on Suppression Orders Blokland, JennyWitness indemnity from prosecution: notes on recent developments Coates, RichardSection 137 of the Police Administration Act – post…

The Second Bali Conference Abbott, Michael QC Entrapment in Australia Asche, Austin CJ Forensic Use of the Subpoena in Criminal Proceedings Borick, Kevin Burden the Gaol: a brief discussion on R v Bird  56 NTR 17 Borick, Kevin Child Abuse: the need for Discipline Hill, Michael QC Children as Witnesses James, Greg QC The Telecommunicaations…

Times have changed since the first week long Bali conference in 1987, attended by a couple of dozen or so delegates:  4 papers were presented over a leisurely two days, plus a day and a half ‘workshop’ on the Criminal Code 1983 (NT), of which no record appears to be extant. By contrast, over 200 delegates from every…

One of the highlights of the Bali Conference is the Play-Reading presented by “the Bali Players” under the direction of the indefatigable Rex Wild QC, who carries out the multiple roles of producer, director, narrator, script editor, dramaturg, stage manager, props master, dresser, prompt, best boy… and legal advisor. For the most part, the script…