NSW Council for Civil Liberties invites members to the annual John Marsden Lecture on Tuesday, 9 November, 2010 commencing at 6:30pm at the Grand Lodge Room, Sydney Masonic Centre, 66 Goulburn...
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The following cases will be published in a forthcoming volume of NSWLR:_ Richards v Cornford_ [2010] NSWCA 99 _Forster v Hunter New England Area Health Service _[2010] NSWCA 106 Ace Woollahra Pty...
Read more >The NSW Bar Association Pink Ribbon Breakfast is returning in 2010, bigger and better than ever. The breakfast is on **Friday, 15 October **and will be held in Silks Coffee Lounge, 170...
Read more >The Premier has announced that� the NSW Government will remove the 'trial status' of the Medically Supervised Injecting Centre and formalise the facility. Legislation to be introduced during the...
Read more >The Women Lawyers Association invites all members to an evening of networking with colleagues� to hear guest speaker� the Hon� Justice Rachel Pepper of the Land and Environment Court...
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Governor-General Quentin Bryce has issued an Administrative Arrangements Order listing the schedule of legislation falling under the administration of each minister and the matters dealt with by...
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Diploma in International Commercial Arbitration from 2 â 10 October 2010 in Malaysia, presented by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (âCIArbâ) in conjunction with the University...
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The NSW Criminal Defence Lawyers Association cordially invites you to their Annual Dinner on Friday, 1 October at 6.30pm. The dinner will be held at Dockside, The Balcony level, Cockle Bay Wharf....
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The attention of practitioners is drawn to recent amendments to the UCPR (Uniform Civil Procedure Rules (Amendment No 36) 2010) which introduce new restrictions on recovery of costs. The new rules...
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In June 2010 the Rotterdam District Court sentenced a group of Somali pirates to five years in prison for hijacking a cargo ship registered in the Netherlands Antilles. The five men were arrested by...
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The New South Wales Bar team was rampant at the inaugural Tri-State Bar Football Competition, held on Saturday, 11 September at St Andrews Oval. The NSW Bar maintained its grip on the Suncorp Cup,...
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One of the many examples of philanthropy at the New South Wales Bar will be recognised tomorrow night on the ABCTV current affairs programme, Foreign Correspondent. In 2005, 2006 and...
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Lord Thomas Bingham, former senior law lord of the United Kingdom, died at his home in Wales on Saturday, 11 September (local time). Lord Bingham visited Sydney in December 2008, when he delivered an...
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The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research has published the June quarterly update of Recorded Crime Statistics. The report found that in the 24 months to June 2010, 12 of the 17 major...
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The August-September 2010 issue of the Law Council's newsletter, @theLCA, is now available online. This edition features stories on the federal election, asylum-seeker policy, the 3rd National Access...
Read more >The Uniform Rules Committee has approved amendments to the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules, (Amendment No 35) and (Amendment No 36), which **take effect today, 10 September 2010. **** **
10 September...
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The Constitution Amendment (Recognition of Aboriginal People) Bill 2010 (NSW) was introduced into the Legislative Assembly yesterday, 8 September. The object of the Bill, as provided by the...
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David Day and Caleb Franklin have been appointed as magistrates of the Local Court of New South Wales. They will be sworn in on 11 October 2010. In Brief will provide further details of the...
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Sydney Law School is introducing a Juris Doctor (JD) as its graduate entry law degree from 2011. The Sydney JD will have an unrivalled international focus, where graduates will receive a...
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The Red Cross Blood Service's Elizabeth Street Donor Centre needs to collect more than 80 blood donations every day. The Health, Sport and Recreation Committee has organised a Blood Drive for...
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Auditor-General Peter Achterstraat today released his report on home detention in NSW. He found that home detention is "tough on offenders [and] cheaper than fulltime prison".
Paradoxically, though,...
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The Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research will host a seminar by Professor David Tait from the Justice Research Group, University of Western Sydney, on "Respecting 'terrorists' in a jury trial: how...
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The first Tri-State Bar Football Competition will take place **tomorrow, 11 September 2010 **from 1.00pm at St Andrews Oval, University of Sydney. Presentations will follow in the Grandstand Bar from...
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Attorney General John Hatzistergos is seeking expressions of interest from qualified persons for appointment as a deputy senior public defender under the Public Defenders Act 1995 for a fixed term of...
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The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research has published the results of its study into the incidence of robbery, property crime and drug offences in the vicinity of King Cross's Medically...
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