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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54 dies
University Counsel Madelyn Wessel to retire in 2021
Premier dodges accountability on donation law reform
New birth certificate gives adopted people choice
What’s price of justice?
Ellenbrook recreation and aquatic facility reaches new milestone
Reform to protect counsellors and support victims
COVID-19: video tech signing of legal forms to continue
Political donations report must be released
District Court judge appointed 15 September
Reviews of Judicial Impartiality and Legislative Framework for Corporations and Financial Services Regulation
Appointment of Associate Judge of High Court
Crossbenchers, Judges, Majority of Australians Urge for Establishment a Federal Integrity Commission
Kraszlan appointed Commissioner for Victims of Crime
Western Australian Parliament attacks Rule of Law – North Korea Laws in Australia
Special court to promote child safety
Domestic violence services in NSW to tender for $9 mil in COVID relief funding
Law and order during Covid
New NCAT facility for Parramatta
Attorney-General responds to Court judgment on legality of Health Orders
Trims tints and domestic violence training
Family and domestic violence offenders face GPS tracking
Mark McGowan cover-up: Clive palmer
Easier hospital access for domestic violence victims
Consultation fail on Burnie courthouse
Cash from criminals to fund crime-stopping projects
Special COVID-19 Bill to keep Government moving
Questions remain on Burnie courthouse move
Faster and easier access to NSW courts websites
A fine time to pay online and other court upgrades
NSW first to pass national defamation reforms
Six new magistrates to strengthen court’s regional presence
Three judge appointments increase District Court numbers
Law Society welcomes agreement on reform of national defamation laws
Nation agrees to NSW-led defamation revolution
Address, National Press Club 24 July
Extension of protections for renters welcomed, but more action is needed
Farmers: Do right thing PM Morrison – we’re counting on you
Security upgrade for NSW’s busiest court
Labor’s bid to clean up political donations
Covid-19 $15.6M boost to legal support services
District Court Judge appointed 13 July
RE100 Leadership Awards 2020: Judging panels
New Magistrates appointed
Appointment of Judge of High Court 7 July
Barrister Philip Urquhart to become a Coroner
Magistrates to hear court matters State-wide for first time
COVID-19 Expanded juries for shorter trials

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