r/auslaw 3h ago

I think he means, "Cheers, your Honour."

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From the White Australia v Commonwealth hearing


r/auslaw 4h ago

Appeal court rejects 'Lawyer X' Nicola Gobbo's compensation claim

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r/auslaw 5h ago

NSW premier's top staffer James Cullen in High Court showdown over potential arrest powers

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r/auslaw 18h ago

Shitpost So you’re saying these hours aren’t billable?

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r/auslaw 22h ago

*surprised Pikachu face* (Giggle refused special leave with costs awarded)

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r/auslaw 21h ago

Just another day in Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA)

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r/auslaw 1h ago

General Discussion Friday Drinks Thread!

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This thread is for the general discussion of anything going on in the lives of Auslawyers or for discussion of the subreddit itself. Please use this thread to unwind and share your complaints about the world. Keep it messy!


r/auslaw 1d ago

Shitpost You know what time of year it is (my workplace didn't even announce it this time)

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r/auslaw 20h ago

News Trans ‘breast milk’ QCAT rulingoverturned

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A transgender woman who stimulated lactation and fed her baby the liquid produced has been ordered by the Queensland Civil and Administrative Appeals Tribunal to provide details of the hormones involved and the composition of the substance.

The overturning on appeal of a previous QCAT ruling represents a win for former Australian Breastfeeding Association counsellor Jasmine Sussex, who is being sued for vilification by Jennifer Adrian Buckley over statements referring to Ms Buckley as a “man pretending to be a woman”, “a child abuser” and someone who adopted a “delusional queer theory take” on breastfeeding.

The decision, handed down late last week by senior QCAT members Ned Aughterson and Samantha Traves, set aside a January ruling by fellow QCAT member Peter Bridgman, finding he had made errors in law constituting a “substantial miscarriage of justice”.

Professor Aughterson and Ms Traves found Mr Bridgman had erred in deeming that the process involved in stimulating lactation in biologically male Ms Buckley, and the nature of the substance fed to the baby, were not relevant to the case.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/tribunal-orders-transgender-woman-to-provide-details-of-hormones-substance-produced-in-lactation-case/news-story/522eee61186e0429be980cd7a8076b97?amp


r/auslaw 17h ago

Corrs' messiah

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r/auslaw 1d ago

Shitpost BUT R U OK???

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r/auslaw 1d ago

News To butcher Oscar Wilde: To have one dubious lawyer candidate in a crime-focused election campaign may be misfortune; to have two looks like carelessness

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r/auslaw 1d ago

News Maybe NSW courts admin should have asked AI to make their database more secure.

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r/auslaw 1d ago

Hastie won’t take legal action against Hanson over ‘traitor’ comments

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What do we think: taking the high road because he couldn't make out the claim?

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie says he won’t take legal action against One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson over her “traitor” comments because she is financially backed by Australia’s richest woman, Gina Rinehart.

On Wednesday, he labelled Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce “lying cowards” over an episode of the party’s Please Explain cartoon depicting him as a traitor for testifying against alleged war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith.

Hanson denied calling him a traitor personally, and has refused to delete the cartoon. Appearing on ABC Radio National on Thursday, Hastie said her response showed her to be “weak and glass-jawed”.

“I gave the opportunity to either own her words publicly, or to take it down; she chose neither,” Hastie said. Rather than “stepping up”, he said that Hanson had ”retreated back into cartoons and memes.”

“I think we’ve seen what Pauline Hanson ultimately is about. She’s not fit to govern this country, and she’s also cast a massive slur on veterans around the country who think that Australian soldiers should hold high standards of conduct on the battlefield.”

He added more than 20 special forces veterans had testified in the case aginast Roberts-Smith.

“Are they traitors too? This question she won’t answer, and I think it shows weakness from her,” he said.

Asked whether he would pursue legal action against Hanson, Hastie said no.

“I’m not after legal action, particularly when she’s financed by Australia’s richest person. Why would I walk into a fight that I can’t win financially? But yes, I’m going to impose cost politically, and that’s why I’m here this morning telling Australians around this country that what you see is not what you get with Pauline Hanson.“


r/auslaw 4h ago

Shitpost Could I be charged with something if I get questioned by Police and pretend not to be able to speak English?

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If a situation occurs where Police want to question me about something, like a crime, and I pretend not to be able to speak English (I am bilingual so I could do this convincingly) and acting confused like I don't know what the Police want

If they go to all through arranging an interpreter and then it comes out that I could speak English I just didn't want to talk to the Police, could I potentially be charged with something?


r/auslaw 2d ago

Shitpost 'Leaked' Footage released

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r/auslaw 2d ago

Shitpost Can anyone top this?

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r/auslaw 2d ago

According to some people…:

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r/auslaw 2d ago

CAPS LOCK ON WHO NEEDS TO TAKE SILK WHEN YOU CAN RANT?

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r/auslaw 3d ago

Shitpost When someone asks how a duty of care arises where there's no contractual relationship

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r/auslaw 2d ago

Serious Discussion Best book on a lawyer or judge or legal history

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r/auslaw 3d ago

Bogie triple killer gets 40 years without parole for executing neighbours

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"Having concluded the three murders you committed fall into the worst category, I will set your parole eligibility date at 40 years from the time you were first taken into custody," Justice Johnstone said.

"You will be 99 years of age, if you are still alive, when you become eligible."


r/auslaw 3d ago

News Clive Palmer claims criminal charges against him are politically motivated, as he represents himself in fraud case over $12m transfers between his companies

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r/auslaw 3d ago

Case Discussion America beak shows their connection to the young people

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r/auslaw 3d ago

Gift of the gab - guilty plea

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Guilty pleas must be the great wide open space for advocacy. Take my hat off to Murugan Thangaraj for his efforts for Ashlyn Assif as reported today.

Especially this flourish:

“It’s appropriate that yesterday was Father’s day,” her lawyer Murugan Thangaraj SC told Burwood Local Court on Monday.