Category : Constitutional Law


Gun Owners Protest New Laws as Rights Violation

Recreational firearms owners express outrage over new legislation, claiming it confiscates property unfairly and ignores expert consultation while broader letters address climate, Gaza, and local issues.

Man Granted Bail in ACT Grooming Case

A 53-year-old Red Hill man described as 'successful' has been granted bail in the ACT Magistrates Court while facing charges of grooming a child under 16 via carriage services.

Driver in $41M Arson Attack Fails Bail Bid

The getaway driver for a $41 million arson attack on Lake Macquarie Council has been denied bail. The sophisticated attack displaced hundreds of staff and caused extensive damage.

Wollongong Man Jailed for Bus Driver Assault

A 31-year-old Wollongong man has been sentenced to seven months in jail for punching a bus driver and spitting in a shopper's face during violent incidents linked to drug use and medication issues.

Judge Reduces Teen's Sentence Over Victim Focus

A Queensland judge has reduced a teenager's sentence, ruling that the court's excessive focus on the victims' impact was unfair. The decision highlights legal debates over balancing victim rights and offender rehabilitation in youth justice.

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