For most people, especially in the West, the legal existence of their country is beyond dispute. Whatever gives their country this status is scarcely relevant, for the reality of their country proves itself. For those in places of war and civil strife, however, a...
This is a further update on the new NSW criminal sentencing legislation – effective the 24 September 2018. For details of the overall new sentencing framework please see our previous post on the introduction of the new legislation for an overview. Knowing the...
Contract Law – Terms of a Contract Contract law comes from case law or judge made law and legislation such as the Australian Consumer Law. A contract is a binding agreement between parties (individual people or companies). To read more about what a contract is...
Jackie Charles – Education Manager and Fiona Leahy – Education Officer are pleased to be speaking at the Business Educators Queensland Association (BEAQ) Annual Conference 2018 in Brisbane on the 4th of August 2018. Teachers attending the BEAQ conference...
R v Ronald Edward Medich [2018] NSWSC 886 Key Legal Points: Mr Ron Medich was found guilty of instigating, directing and funding the murder of Mr Michael McGurk and intimidation of his widow. Although he didn’t do the the physical act of pulling the trigger of the gun...
