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New South Wales Law Reform Commission

Community justice centres

Authors: New South Wales Law Reform Commission

Publishers: NSW Law Reform Commission

Community justice centres (CJCs) were established in New South Wales in 1980 to provide a means of settling the sort of disputes that conventional court based procedures are unable to […]

New South Wales Law Reform Commission Report: Bail

Resources April,2012

Authors: New South Wales Law Reform Commission

Publishers: New South Wales Law Reform Commission, Report, 133

This report finds that a new, simplified Bail Act is required. The report was made pursuant to a referral by the Attorney General. In highlighting the need to simplify the […]

NSW Law Reform Commission Report 96 Sentencing: Aboriginal offenders

Resources October,2000

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Publishers: NSW Law Reform Commission

This report delves into the increasing over-representation of Aboriginal people in the criminal justice system in NSW. It forms part of a response of a request by the Attorney General […]

People with Cognitive and Mental Health Impairments in the Criminal Justice System: Diversion

Resources June,2012

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Publishers: New South Wales Law Reform Commission

This report discusses the provisions in the criminal justice system for people with cognitive and mental health impairments. The report tracks the stages where diversion is possible in the criminal […]

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