Opinion piece by Rob Hulls published in the Herald Sun, 2 September 2019
Just on a month out from a state election, it’s timely to reflect on how far we have come in some areas of Victorian reform.
Proposals for a ‘mini supermax’ facility smack of a push towards Victoria’s very own ‘Don Dale’.
Criminal justice processes can be alienating and confusing to even the most legally capable of people.
A curious thing happened on the pages of the Herald Sun newspaper recently. Tom Elliott argued that ordinary Victorians should not be compelled to vote if they had no interest in the process…
Around 30 years ago I worked as a lawyer for the Aboriginal Legal Service in northwest Queensland.
