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Summary Legal and Technical Report on Spent Convictions
2019
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This report includes a brief overview of the preliminary conceptual work and notes on the Spent Convictions Scheme solution prior to its semi-automated modelling. ...
This report briefly discusses (i) the survey on legal compliance in which the difference between regulatory and legal compliance is grounded; (ii) the legal issues raised by the Spent Convictions Scheme ...
The project focused on the Spent Conviction Scheme and in particular on spent conviction use cases formulated by the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC). ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.3271525
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Extending the Scope of Employment Equality Legislation: Comparative Perspectives on the Prohibited Grounds of Discrimination
2004
Social Science Research Network
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Acknowledgements ix Acknowledgements The authors would like to acknowledge the assistance, in the preparation of this Report, of the Human Rights Commissions of British Columbia, Qué bec and Ontario, the ...
of Victoria and the Employment Relations Service of New Zealand. ...
Australian Capital Territory On 28 September, 2000, the Spent Convictions Act, 2000 was gazetted, amending the Discrimination Act 1991 to include the new ground of spent convictions. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.927052
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Decolonizing through integration: Australia's off-shore island territories
2016
Island Studies Journal
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Their transition to the status of external territories of the Australian Commonwealth in the 20th century – early in the case of Norfolk and later in the cases of Christmas and Cocos – put them on a common ...
to mainstream Australians. ...
However, on any dispassionate view, there was an essential contradiction in his proposals: on the one hand, for purposes of representation in the national parliament, he wanted Norfolk included in the ...
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Understanding the Power of Law: Engaging Students in Criminal Law Casework
2014
Legal education review
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One student reflected on the inadequacy of the law to provide an appropriate response to unlawful behaviour triggered by underlying health issues: The time spent on lesser criminal matters also highlighted ...
Over the course of the two semesters the students provided information and advice on a number of applications for appeal (on sentence and conviction and to the District Court, Court of Appeal and High ...
A student clinic focussed on criminal law provides a context that can, of course, help to teach students legal and practice skills, and build on their understanding of the nature of substantive law and ...
doi:10.53300/001c.6285
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The Quality of Mercy is Not Strainedd: The Norfolk Island Mutineers and the Exercise of the Death Penalty in Colonial Australia 1824-1860
2013
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The focus is on those convicted of a capital offence in the Australian colonies, particularly convicts already serving a sentence for previous offences, and who, indeed, might also be a previous recipient ...
in both England and the Australian colonies in the early 19 th century, where the prerogative 5 of mercy found practical expression when any other rights of appeal had been exhausted. 6 As Lord Diplock ...
Despite representations on the fate of the men generally, the Executive Council upheld the sentence of death for Jones, Beaver, Sears and Lewis. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2358313
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Protecting and Educating the Public Through Postal Laws**Read before Section on Education and Legislation, A. Ph. A., City of Washington meeting, 1920
1921
The Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (1912)
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Schemes, artifices and devices to defraud, through the use of the mails by means of false and fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises, are legion. ...
This article is based largely on the operation of the law in connection with medical schemes. ...
doi:10.1002/jps.3080100111
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Looking Behind the Increase in Custodial Remand Populations
2013
International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
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Taking NSW as a case study and drawing on the recent New South Wales Law Reform Commission Report on Bail (2012), this article will identify the key drivers of this increase in NSW, predominantly a form ...
The paper will conclude with a note on the NSW Government's response to the NSW LRC Report in the form of a Bail Bill (2013) and brief speculation as to its likely effects. ...
(NSW LRC 2012: para. 4.13) Nearly two-thirds of the 5,218 people released to custody as unconvicted in 2010 spent less than one month in custody; 29.5% spent one day in prison and 40.3% 2-7 days. ...
doi:10.5204/ijcjsd.v2i2.84
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Punitiveness in Australia: electronic monitoring vs the prison
2014
Crime, law and social change
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is framed within the competing visions of Australian national identity. ...
The lingering lure of the prison here, we argue, is a manifestation of Australia's colonial history in which punitiveness has always competed with pragmatic innovation. ...
From 1840 onwards, under the leadership of Governor Bourke, the Australian colonies started to resist further convicts and the scheme was formally abolished in 1850 (slightly later in Western Australia ...
doi:10.1007/s10611-014-9538-2
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Managing crime through migration law in Australia and the United States: a comparative analysis
2017
Comparative Migration Studies
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This has coincided with a new law enforcement body created within the Australian Department of Immigration. ...
Drawing on the experience of the United Stateswhere such a 'risk management' approach is entrenchedwe query the utility of this shift and highlight the potential pitfalls of pursuing such a policy for ...
Acknowledgements The authors would like to thank the two anomymous referees as well as members of the Migration Law Program at the ANU for their insightful comments on earlier drafts. ...
doi:10.1186/s40878-017-0056-0
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Scottish Networks and their Buildings in Van Diemen's Land and Tasmania
2019
ABE Journal
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convicts-on the basis of their capital and capacity to "improve" the land. ...
, capital, equipment, and labours entitled him to a land grant of 2000 acres and an assignment of up to twenty convict servants to be employed exclusively on the land for the duration of their respective ...
doi:10.4000/abe.5887
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International trends in evaluating university research outcomes: what lessons for Australia?
2000
Research Evaluation
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Evaluation methods were considered in terms of their audience, the type of outputs, outcomes or impacts being measured, and the types of research funding support schemes to which they were applied. ...
It aimed to provide a foundation for improving the evaluation of research and research training in Australian universities. ...
the performance of Australian research and on national returns on investment in research. ...
doi:10.3152/147154400781777278
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Australia, a cultural history
1988
ChoiceReviews
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The difference was, however, that while the convicts had no say in their banishment, the consent of the poor was formally necessary. ...
Large-scale immigration to the Australian colonies hinged on the devising of schemes and programmes, and this in turn was dependent upon the rise of British sentiment in favour of emigration. ...
the diverse mix of peoples who are today's Australians. ...
doi:10.5860/choice.26-1667
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High-risk specialties threatened by runaway legal costs
2015
South African Medical Journal
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of time the elderly spent in hospital, so improving the quality of the last period of their lives. ...
They learn not only from the formal curriculum but the informal one. Bad habits have been picked up from the hidden curriculum and the behaviour patterns of our teachers. ...
doi:10.7196/samj.2016.v106i1.10415
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Refugee status determination in Australia: breaking the rules?
2004
Liverpool Law Review
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scheme, Australian lawyers also run cases on behalf of asylum seekers on a pro bono basis. ...
of the nature of assistance offered to asylum seekers by Australian Immigration Advice and Application Assistance Scheme, see DIMIA Fact Sheet 63: Immigration Advice and Application Assistance Scheme, ...
doi:10.1007/s10991-004-2786-y
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Welfare Surveillance, Income Management and New Paternalism in Australia
2013
Surveillance & Society
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The scheme operates by 'quarantining' a percentage of a claimant's welfare entitlements to be spent by way of the BasicsCard on 'approved' items only. ...
Through a program of 'Income Management', initially targeting (mainly) Indigenous welfare recipients in Australia's Northern Territory, the BasicsCard (administered by Centrelink, on behalf of the Australian ...
Acknowledgements The author would like to thank Dr Sarah Lantz for her contribution to earlier drafts of this work and the Surveillance and Society reviewers for their comments and suggestions. ...
doi:10.24908/ss.v11i3.4540
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