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      Thundering editorial on legal aid cuts. Reforms also required from the profession, including dropping the distinction between solicitors & barristers
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      Judge criticises high error rate in police "stop and frisk" procedures
    • The Sydney Morning Herald
      Look what happened when Packer successfully challenged the advertising ban on interstate gambling
    • The National Law Journal
      Indiana attorney put off the track for three years for waging a vendetta on a summer clerk who spurned him
    • The New York Times
      Justice Department old-timers say there is nothing wrong with subpoena of journalists' phone records

 

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