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Nowra Circle Sentencing : seven years down the track

Authors: Wallace, Gail

Publishers: Indigenous Law Centre, University of New South Wales

The Nowra Circle Sentencing Court was established in 2002 and has had numerous successes during its operation. This court sits within the traditional court system and has a Magistrate hand […]

Indigenous Australians and the legal profession

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Authors: Ward, Alexander

Publishers: Indigenous Law Centre, University of New South Wales

Though the law is designed to act as a tool for natural justice, with the presumption of innocence and the capacity to protect and punish, for many Indigenous Australians, the […]

South Australian Courts Administration Authority : Aboriginal Court Day and Aboriginal Justice Officers

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Authors: Welch, Colleen

Publishers: Indigenous Law Centre, University of New South Wales

Aboriginal Court Day, known to the local community as the Nunga Court, has been operating in the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court (SA) since June 1999. The Nunga Court is designed […]

Due process and parole in Queensland : the case of Lex Wotton

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Authors: Wicks, Alisa

Publishers: Indigenous Law Centre, University of New South Wales

Discusses the human rights implications of the ‘media gag’ imposed on Lex Wotton for his part in the Palm Island riots after the death of Mulrunji.

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