Category : Constitutional Law


Cairns Father Jailed for Child Abuse Breach of Trust

A Cairns father has been sentenced to jail for inappropriately touching young girls, in a case described by the court as a gross breach of trust. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about child safety.

Cairns District Court Sittings Set for April 9

The Cairns District Court will hold its scheduled sittings on April 9, with proceedings expected to cover a range of cases. This session is part of the regular court calendar for the region.

Geelong Court Civil Matters List for April 8

A comprehensive overview of all individuals scheduled to appear in civil matters at the Geelong Magistrates Court on Wednesday, April 8, detailing case types and proceedings.

Mistrial in SA Murder Case After Juror Misconduct

A South Australian Supreme Court trial for an alleged murder case has been declared a mistrial after a juror conducted independent research, violating court instructions and compromising fairness.

Trial Ends for Men Accused of Murdering Irma Palasics

The trial of two men accused of murdering 71-year-old Irma Palasics in her Canberra home in 1997 has concluded with closing arguments. The case, which has drawn significant public attention, awaits the jury's verdict.

Cairns Court Sittings Resume April 8 Post-Cyclone

The Cairns District Court will resume sittings on April 8, 2024, after disruptions from Tropical Cyclone Jasper. The court will handle a backlog of cases, including criminal trials and civil matters, with safety measures in place.

Cairns District Court Sittings Start April 7

The Cairns District Court has begun its scheduled sittings for April 7, handling a range of local cases. This session marks a key phase in the regional judicial calendar, with proceedings expected to address various legal matters in the community.

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