The role of doubt in the legal profession
High Court Justice Jacqueline Gleeson sought to open the curtains on the issue of doubt, in her recent address at the annual Minds Count Foundation…
High Court Justice Jacqueline Gleeson sought to open the curtains on the issue of doubt, in her recent address at the annual Minds Count Foundation…
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As head of the Butterfly Foundation, Christine Morgan uses her legal skills to advocate for better services, research and knowledge of mental illnesses.
Solicitor Anna Verney, who worked at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse writes the Commission’s approach to vicarious trauma and the…
Section 32 of the Mental Health (Forensic Provisions) Act 1990 was amended, extending the divisionary regime to those with cognitive impairment. By KAREN WEEKS.
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