Canada’s street zombies offer a hard lesson on drugs
As experiments in Canada and the US show, drugs harm minimisation has nasty side effects.
As experiments in Canada and the US show, drugs harm minimisation has nasty side effects.
If the public flogging of Robert Newlinds leads other judges to shut up, we will be none the wiser about injustices happening under our noses.
There was a time when the Yes campaign infuriated me. Now it just bores me. Let’s hope it reaches the final stage of grief – acceptance – soon.
Sharaz could have been cross-examined on his role in ramping up Brittany Higgins’s claims into political pandemonium. Yet he’s avoiding the legal spotlight.
Brittany Higgins’ lawyer cites three reasons the ex-Liberal staffer won’t take the stand to defend herself against Linda Reynolds – but there’s a fourth she’s unlikely to say publicly.
There are many things I would like to tell you about the Linda Reynolds v Brittany Higgins defamation battle. But the West Australian Supreme Court won’t allow it. Not yet.
These questions concern two possible deceptions – one on the public at large, the other on private citizens – that have long been the subject of speculation.
Lawyers appointed for Linda Reynolds as part of Labor’s settlement with Brittany Higgins will be hauled into court, in an explosive move raising questions over the firm’s role in the controversial payout.
Most of Higgins’s high-profile ‘supporters’ bear a great deal of responsibility for how badly this saga has turned out for her. They occupy an inverted moral universe.
The backlash is coming as many of our corporate geniuses prepare to embrace a new set of globally mandated traps.
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