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Case discussion: Kuczborski v Queensland
Members of the Public Law and Policy Research Unit met this week to discuss the High Court’s recent decision in Kuczborski v Queensland [2014] HCA 46. PLPRU Member, Anna Olijnyk, provides an overview of the case and the key issues from the case discussion. This was a challenge, on Kable grounds, to Queensland’s suite of […]
Posted in Government & Citizenship, Research
Tagged constitutional law, Kable principle, Public Law and Policy Research Unit (PLPRU)
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South Australia and New South Wales React to High Court Rulings on Bikies
In 2010 and 2011, the High Court dealt the governments of South Australia and New South Wales severe blows against their wars on organised crime when their respective ‘Bikie Bills’ were found, in part or in whole, unconstitutional. Gabrielle Appleby traces the history of the State Bikie Bills to their current iterations which were introduced […]
Posted in Government & Citizenship, Research
Tagged anti-terrorism, Bikie Bills, Chapter III, constitutional law, control orders, Crimes (Criminal Organisations Control) Act, High Court, Kable principle, organised crime, persona designata, Public Law and Policy Research Unit (PLPRU), separation of judicial power, Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Act, South Australia v Totani, State courts, Wainohu v New South Wales
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