Tasmanian Times
Coroner & Legal
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Law discharged from Gunns case
Geoff Law “It’s wrong that a large company with deep pockets can spend millions of dollars pursuing citizens in the courts in...
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The crucial role of the DPP
Jeremy Rapke Q.C. at the 25th anniversary dinner of the Director of Public Prosecutions at Parliament House, Melbourne (October 28, 2008). We...
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Bartlett’s balancing act
Sue Neales Mercury His natural ideology is much more in tune with that of other techno-savvy educated well-travelled generation Xers than with...
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Solicitor-General calls for ethics training
ABC Online Tasmania’s Solicitor-General has called for comprehensive ethics and legal training for public servants. Leigh Sealy’s call comes as Tasmania considers...
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Tim Ellis: Clearing the air
Tim Ellis SC Director of Public Prosecutions I am pleased that the Premier and I have been able to clear the air...
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Dear Ferdie Kroon
Rick Pilkington I have lived in this state all my life and the attack by the contractors was one of the most...
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Michael Stokes: Re pulpmill pipeline
Michael Stokes Senior Lecturer Faculty of Law University of Tasmania The council decision not to sign the pipeline agreement, for whatever reason,...
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A question about statutory declarations
Lindsay Tuffin A question for Premier David Bartlett: Have two senior police officers signed statutory declarations relating to the suspension of Police...
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The answer from the DPP was “Yes”
Sue Neales Mercury PREMIER David Bartlett explained today why he could not appoint Richard McCreadie as temporary police commissioner. Premier David Bartlett...
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What DPP Ellis told Acting Commissioner Hine …
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