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... Judge to be condemned or removed or for Judges generally to be " educated " into a more " socially correct " method ... Judge than amongst his colleagues . Even the Prime Minister was saying , according to a report in the Sydney Morning ...
... Judge to be condemned or removed or for Judges generally to be " educated " into a more " socially correct " method ... Judge than amongst his colleagues . Even the Prime Minister was saying , according to a report in the Sydney Morning ...
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... Judges and counsel or lawyers and types of cases . At the New South Wales Bar one might find that one is opposed to a particular colleague before the same Judge three times in a month and then one will not be opposed again for a year . A ...
... Judges and counsel or lawyers and types of cases . At the New South Wales Bar one might find that one is opposed to a particular colleague before the same Judge three times in a month and then one will not be opposed again for a year . A ...
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... Judges of the Court of Appeal and the High Court are never referred to in spoken or written form as “ Judge ( surname ) " . If they have a title that is used , or " Justice ( surname ) " . For such Judges the title " Judge " is only ...
... Judges of the Court of Appeal and the High Court are never referred to in spoken or written form as “ Judge ( surname ) " . If they have a title that is used , or " Justice ( surname ) " . For such Judges the title " Judge " is only ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
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