Fit for purpose courts: Law Society leads call for better infrastructure
Law Society of New South Wales President Ronan MacSweeney has called for a publicly available, long-term justice infrastructure strategy for the state.
Navigating court protocols in post pandemic practice
The current state of procedural complexity, with requirements varying between courts and judges, is a minefield. How can practitioners ensure they comply with all the…
Lost in Translation
Recommended national standards have been introduced to ensure that interpreters working in the court system are able to maintain the high quality of service that…
A matter of perspective: part two
Investigating the impossible puzzle of power within our criminal justice system
A matter of perspective: part one
Investigating the impossible puzzle of power within our criminal justice system
Security fit for a King Street Court
King Street Court has undergone a $2.1 million security makeover.
Courts learn to live with the virus
Physical courtrooms have started to make a comeback for 2022, after a turbulent start to the year amid a surge of Omicron cases across NSW.
‘It is time’: NSW Chief Justice to retire
NSW Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Bathurst has announced he will retire after more than 11 years in the job.
Law Society joins forces with police to campaign for new justice precinct
The Police Association of NSW has joined forces with the Law Society of NSW in calling on the NSW Government to fast-track construction of a…
More dog days coming to NSW courts
They say every dog has its day – but what about dogs having a dog day in court? It’s not a completely barking idea, according…