Podcasts about magistrates court

23-year-old Celeste Manno had her life brutally taken from her by a man who had relentlessly stalked her, despite Celeste going to great lengths to protect herself legally. Her killer only received a 36-year sentence. A punishment Celeste's family and many others believe is not nearly severe enough given the gravity of his crimes. Visit justiceforceleste.com to learn more about Celeste's story and how you can support her family's fight for justice. This episode references violent crime and men's violence against women. If you or anyone you know needs assistance, contact 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Acknowledgement of Country//News headlines//We listened to a recording of discussions outside of the Federal court following the hearing on Monday 11 Novermber 2024 that was brought forward by Robbie Thorpe to have attorney general Mark Dreyfus added as a defendant to the question: Is our fire at camp sovereignty protected by Australia's constitution? The recording is of speeches by Uncle Robbie and lawyer Len Linden given after the court proceedings in which the judge acted in a gate-keeping role as Uncle Robbie attempts to expose the system for having no jurisdiction whatsoever. Shedding light on these historical cases is key, especiallly because there is a push to silence them. Find out more at  Crime-scene Australia Website where you can find details of  the cases and recordings of the speeches.  The next case hearing is on Tuesday 10th December at 9.30 am at the Magistrates Court, 233 William Street, Room 4. Come along and bear witness.We listened to the first part of a talk delivered by Santiago-based Historian, Journalist, and Marxist Thinker, Vijay Prashad titled 'National Liberation Marxism & Western Marxism' , on November 1st as part of his Australian tour in collaboration with the Red Ant Collective, an anti-imperialist collective based in Naarm. The talk highlights the ways in which 'western marxism' has traditionally differed from the Marxism of the Global South (which goes widely unstudied in the west)  and the importance of formulating revolutionary praxis based in theory and action with lessons from actual revolutions which have occured in the Global South. You can find all of Vijay's tour recordings on the Red Ant Website, and you can follow the work of the Tricontinental Research Institute here.We spoke in studio to Mariota from the Refugee Action Collective. She spoke to us about the work RAC are doing in the ongoing campaign for refugee rights in Australia including what's next now that the Naarm encampment at the Department of Home Affairs has wrapped up after 100 consecutive days of 24/7 protest. Mariota spoek to us about Labour's Deportation - the latest in a series of punitive measures targeting the small group of people released from indefinite detention since November 2023. The new measures seek to drastically expand the Government's powers, allowing it to warehouse people in third countries, reverse protection findings made for refugees, and continue to impose punitive visa conditions on those who remain. Write to your representatives to oppose this bill, and come along to the next Refugee rights rally on International Human Rights Day Tuesday 10 December at 6 pm outside the state library. Follow RAC's work ( including weekly meetings in Carlton) on their website, facebook and instagram. Songs:Get Back To the Land - DRMNGNOWStronger - Brian Henry HooperMasterpiece - Big Thief

VLOG II Sept 26 just after US v. Eric Adams unsealed in SDNY Magistrates court - US Attorney Damian Williams "press conference" set for 11:30 am but they say he will not be taking any questions - Inner City Press is on the case(s) - watch this feed

Courts have not historically been innovators of the public service, however COVID became impetus to forgo legacy paper-based records in favor of digitised data governance. Hear from Richard Hodge, the Director of Innovation and Service Experience at the Magistrates Court of Victoria, on how this transformation has affected both performance and service levels. From catering to a diverse range of legal services to meeting the complex justice-related needs of Melbourne's culturally rich meltingpot, this is a case study in designing an authentically accessible, inclusive and equitable, human-centered user-experience for public servicing.  Richard Hodge, Director, Innovation & Service Experience, Magistrates' Court of Victoria For more great insights head to www.PublicSectorNetwork.co    

After coercing farmers to plant marijuana crops in their fields, organised crime figures laid the seed for a dominant and violent drug empire across the Victorian borders. But, when police raided the farms, it was the growers who faced the consequences, as mob members threatened them and their families to stay quiet. Former Victoria Police detective Ray Shuey was at the pointy end of that investigation, and sits down with host Brent Sanders to explain how he helped organise the 50kg drug buy that busted the crooks, and the complexities of protecting the growers whilst pursuing the mafia.  If the episode affects you, the number for Life Line is 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The number of historical sex offences being faced by former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has increased. This comes as he is due before Newry Magistrates Court this morning with his wife, Eleanor for a preliminary enquiry to establish whether there is sufficient evidence for a trial We get the latest on this with Amanda Ferguson, Freelance Journalist based in Belfast.

The number of historical sex offences being faced by former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has increased. This comes as he is due before Newry Magistrates Court this morning with his wife, Eleanor for a preliminary enquiry to establish whether there is sufficient evidence for a trial We get the latest on this with Amanda Ferguson, Freelance Journalist based in Belfast.

Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is due to appear before Newry magistrates court later this morning. Journalist Amanda Ferguson is covering the story and joined Ciara this morning.

Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is due to appear before Newry magistrates court later this morning. Journalist Amanda Ferguson is covering the story and joined Ciara this morning.

The court case against three people accused of involvement in the disappearance of 6-year-old, Joslin Smith has been postponed to 13 May 2024 for further investigation and cellphone data to be obtained. The suspects  face charges of trafficking in persons with the purpose of exploitation and kidnapping, after charges against a 4th suspect, Phumza Sigaqa, were withdrawn. The girl's mother, Kelly Smith and her boyfriend, Jacquen Appollis are among those accused. Six year old Joslin who went missing three weeks ago has not yet been found. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC reporter, Corbin August...

International Women's Day isn't country or organisation specific. It's a day of collective global activism and celebration that belongs to all those committed to forging women's equality. In recent years the narrative around international women's day has changed though, with some arguing that it's become ‘corporatised' and ‘performative' as to lose all meaning. Which is why in this week's episode of the Public Sector Podcast we've chosen to focus on the tangible – the strategies and transformations doing their part to drive action and change for women in the workforce. Isabeau Korpel, Melissa Martino and Sue-Ann Charlton discuss strategies to breakdown class ceilings and accelerate womens' opportunities in the workplace in a special edition of the Public Sector Podcast. Isabeau Korpel, Exec Director People and Culture, Department of Transport WA Sue-Ann Charlton, Exec Director People and Performance, Department of Human Services SA Melissa Martino, Exec Director People and Innovation, Magistrates Court of Victoria For more great insights head to www.PublicSectorNetwork.co

Western Cape detectives are questioning four people in connection with the disappearance of Joshlin Smith. They are two men and two women aged between 26 and 34. The trial within a trial in the Senzo Meyiwa Trial continues in the Pretoria High Court today. Civil organisations protest outside Ghana's high commission in Pretoria. They want President Nana Akufo-Addo to reject the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill - which would criminalise LGBTQ+ people in the country. The Standing Committee on Public Accounts and the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) will sign a Memorandum of Understanding at Parliament to strengthen the relationship between SCOPA and the SIU concerning investigating and reporting irregular, fruitless, and wasteful expenditure of public funds. Rand Water states that the power at the Eikenhof substation has been restored, and water will now flow to areas with water shortages. DAY 2 OF ENERGY INDABA. Politricking Season 4, Episode 1: ActionSA's Herman Mashaba on the gruelling & brutal but rewarding 2024 election campaign. Just before the proclamation of the election date and the posters went up, Mashaba popped into 15 Fredman to reflect on his political career, which kicked off in the 2016 local government elections.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three former police officers appeared before the Magistrates Court charged with attempting to pervert the Course of Justice. Our reporter Jonathan Sacramento brought us the latest from the law courts. The Principal Auditor's report continues to give us a lot to talk about. The Chief Minister says it's important to remember the accounts it presents are already public and have been debated at length in parliament. Mr Picardo was in the studio to discuss the report. And, it's Wear Red Day, encouraging people to wear some red clothing to show their support for heart health and promote heart disease prevention. Suyenne Catania, John Milanta and Yngrid de Reeves from the Gibraltar Cardiac Association spoke to us about the importance of having a healthy heart. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Should administrators be subject to the same duties as managers when it comes to making redundancies in a company facing administration? The Supreme Court was asked to make a decision. https://uklawweekly.substack.com/subscribe Music from bensound.com

Public hearings in a second inquiry into the lab and the disastrous Project 13 have concluded. Closing submissions have been delivered. And still questions are left unanswered. Why was the automated process unleashed on precious crime-scene samples? Who wrote the mysterious and damning Project 13 report? And why didn't the lab's new boss flag it in the first inquiry? In this episode, Hedley Thomas, David Murray, and Matthew Condon dissect a baffling week in Brisbane's Magistrates Court – and what it all means for the investigation into the murder of Shandee Blackburn. To read The Australian's reporting and analysis of the inquiry, search Shandee's Story or visit shandee.com.au. For daily updates, subscribe to The Front in your podcast app.If you need support, Lifeline can be reached on 13 11 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The case against a North West man who is charged with murdering his 70-year-old mother has been postponed to the 27th of June 2023 this comes as he made his second appearance at the Brits Magistrates Court earlier on Tuesday morning, The alleged drug dealer murdered his mother by slitting her throat while sleeping last week. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Phanuel Shuma.

Frank's career in tiling and waterproofing began as a tiling apprentice over 30 years ago.He's gained invaluable experience in most industry sectors, including installing wall and floor tiles and waterproofing membranes. Later, supplying tiles, adhesives and membranes to builders and contractors and then developed chemical formulations of tile adhesives and membranes for an adhesive manufacturer.Since then, Frank progressed into a consulting role for tiling and waterproofing, providing defects assessments and repair solutions for tiling and waterproofing defects and providing proactive defect prevention solutions for new construction.He regularly provides expert witness reports for the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC), the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal and the Magistrates Court on tiling and waterproofing related matters.Following his appointment as MD of the Australian Master Tilers Association, Frank was engaged by the Queensland Building and Construction Commission to present contractor education seminars on Tiling and Waterproofing.The AS 3958:2023 Installation of ceramic and stone tiles is now open for public comment. The draft can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gm2f8G3u Feedback closes soon!I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did speaking with Frank and that you get a few key takeaways that can help you strengthen your trade or business practices. 

Robbie Stamp considers the rise and fall of an illegal 1930s LGBTQ+ club:The Caravan Club written by Hamish Roberts and performed by Stephen Fry [Basement, 81 Endell St, London WC2]Hiding in Plain Sight written by Hamish Roberts and performed by Stephen Fry [Bow Street, outside the Magistrates Court, Covent Garden]Cyril's Fragments written by Hamish Roberts and performed by Stephen Fry [81 Endell St, WC2 and The Old Bailey, EC4]Sound editing by Viel Richardson.

The former police commissioner Ian McGrail was in the Magistrates Court again this morning. Ian McGrail was in the Magistrates Court again this morning. Our reporter Katy Docker was there and joined us with the latest. We also spoke to Chief Inspector Paul Chipolina, who recently graduated from the FBI Academy, where he was hosted privately by the FBI Director. And, the LGBTQ+ committee is organising a meet up and we thought it was a good excuse for a general catch up with Lorraine Olivera. Thanks for listening to the Gibraltar Today podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is no surprise to me that Cathy was stalked because her former partner had all the hallmarks of a stalker - he was possessive, angry, violent, intimidating, humiliating, controlling, threatening and abusive on so many levels. Cathy stayed with this man out of a genuine fear he would carry out the threats he would continually make, not only to Cathy but her family and friends also. She began to slide into a world of hopelessness and helplessness, and when she finally found the courage to go to the authorities, no reports were taken, no referrals given, just advice to go the Magistrates Court and speak to the Registrar. Instead of curling up into a ball & becoming disenchanted and detached from the world she was living in, Cathy began on a path of redemption, using her experiences as a victim of numerous serious crimes, to help others not experience what she has. This is Cathy's story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is no surprise to me that Cathy was stalked because her former partner had all the hallmarks of a stalker - he was possessive, angry, violent, intimidating, humiliating, controlling, threatening and abusive on so many levels. Cathy stayed with this man out of a genuine fear he would carry out the threats he would continually make, not only to Cathy but her family and friends also. She began to slide into a world of hopelessness and helplessness, and when she finally found the courage to go to the authorities, no reports were taken, no referrals given, just advice to go the Magistrates Court and speak to the Registrar. Instead of curling up into a ball & becoming disenchanted and detached from the world she was living in, Cathy began on a path of redemption, using her experiences as a victim of numerous serious crimes, to help others not experience what she has. This is Cathy's story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is no surprise to me that Cathy was stalked because her former partner had all the hallmarks of a stalker - he was possessive, angry, violent, intimidating, humiliating, controlling, threatening and abusive on so many levels. Cathy stayed with this man out of a genuine fear he would carry out the threats he would continually make, not only to Cathy but her family and friends also. She began to slide into a world of hopelessness and helplessness, and when she finally found the courage to go to the authorities, no reports were taken, no referrals given, just advice to go the Magistrates Court and speak to the Registrar. Instead of curling up into a ball & becoming disenchanted and detached from the world she was living in, Cathy began on a path of redemption, using her experiences as a victim of numerous serious crimes, to help others not experience what she has. This is Cathy's story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is no surprise to me that Cathy was stalked because her former partner had all the hallmarks of a stalker - he was possessive, angry, violent, intimidating, humiliating, controlling, threatening and abusive on so many levels. Cathy stayed with this man out of a genuine fear he would carry out the threats he would continually make, not only to Cathy but her family and friends also. She began to slide into a world of hopelessness and helplessness, and when she finally found the courage to go to the authorities, no reports were taken, no referrals given, just advice to go the Magistrates Court and speak to the Registrar. Instead of curling up into a ball & becoming disenchanted and detached from the world she was living in, Cathy began on a path of redemption, using her experiences as a victim of numerous serious crimes, to help others not experience what she has. This is Cathy's story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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SBF at SDNY Triggers Crypto Cooperator Qs As Ex Ellison Pleads Out Amid Bahamas Flight By Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell book NY Mag LITERARY SDNY, Dec 21 – In the week after the SDNY press conference about Sam Bankman-Fried, in the courthouse and its Press Room the tension built. Court artists came, since photography is prohibited in the courthouse. Reporters staked out the courtroom of District Judge Ronnie Abrams, to whom the case had been assigned, and the small Magistrates Court where on most days Kurt Wheelock was the only member of the media, or even member of the public. It was all different now. "Crypto Man" was coming, as one non-techie reporter put it. Kurt tried to get ready. Since one of Kurt's beats before he came to the courthouse was banking, or anti-banking more precisely, he submitted Freedom of Information requests to the agencies which had allowed FTX / Alameda to buy a stake in Farmington State Bank (subsequently renamed Moonstone Bank), and put customers' money into Silvergate Bank. And then, as always, a break in the case. As Kurt Wheelock tried to re-index his website while uploading stories about the day's more obscure criminal cases, including a woman from Columbia seeking asylum after her husband was murdered - and, yes, selling fentanyl - two plea agreements and a video came in, from the prosecutors. Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang had pleaded guilty, it said, with the agreements signed on December 19. Apparently they withheld them until SBF was in the air and couldn't turn back. Or could he? Also, a recorded video from US Attorney Damian Williams, that SBF "will be transported directly to the Southern District of New York." That seemed to preclude an overnight in Essex County Correctional Facility in New Jersey, or the MDC in Brooklyn - in the EDNY. So was SBF in the same courthouse where Kurt sat typing, and shaking his fist at censorship, and looking out the window at Chinatown below? It emerged overnight that SBF had been flown into the Westchester airport in White Plains - yes, in the SDNY - and would from there be taken to the courthouse in the morning. And so Kurt headed there....more on Patreon here 1 and here 2 *** Your support means a lot. As little as $5 a month helps keep us going and grants you access to exclusive bonus material on our Patreon page. Click here to become a patron.

An alleged drug lord has appeared in Melbourne's Magistrates Court following a decade on the run. Plus, a Don Watson's Christmas essay. Find out more about The Front podcast here and read about this story and more on The Australian's website or search for The Australian in your app store. This episode of The Front is presented and produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Tiffany Dimmack. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou, and original music composed by Jasper Leak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thank you for listening to The Brief Case! A podcast for lawyers, hosted by lawyer and cartoonist Sarah-Elke Kraal. Catch us on Instagram (@briefcasepod) and the world wide web: www.briefcasepod.com. My guests in this episode are: Chief Magistrate Janelle Brassington, Magistrates Court of Queensland Deputy Chief Magistrate Anthony Gett, Magistrates Court of Queensland Show them some judicially appropriate love! PSA: The Deputy Chief Magistrate's interview may be CPD claimable for 0.5 points in substantive law (pending the specific CPD Rules in your State or Territory). DCMG discusses: Totaan v the Queen [2022] NSWCCA 75 s16A(2)(p), Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) Mohamed v the Queen [2022] VCSA 136 He is also wearing a very nice tie.

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"the vehicle was driven into the front corridor of the famous actor's house"

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"the three of them ambled over to the boundary wall of the service station and reconditioned it"

There's nothing worse than having a dispute with anyone, but with your landlord or tenant, about your shelter, your hard earned money or your investment, it can be soul destroying. Knowing you're in limbo waiting on VCAT to issue you a hearing date, not only prolongs the process, but can be detrimental to your relationships and finances. Today we are going to find out what alternatives there are to VCAT when you have a rental dispute. Leah Calnan is the Director of Metro Property Management. She was elected to the REIV board in 2014 and has served as REIV President for two terms 2019 through to 2021 and is now the current Vice President. Leah's experience encompasses more than 28 years in the property industry and is an industry training facilitator in the property management sector developing the next generation of property managers. 1. Tell us about the VCAT system and what renters and rental providers are struggling with when it comes to getting their dispute resolved. 2. What cases are VCAT prioritising at the moment? 3. How long can it be before your case gets heard through VCAT? 4. What alternatives are there to come up with a solution?     a). Mediation?     b). Magistrates court?     c). An experienced property management service that mediate between the renter and the rental provider? 5. What types of cases are being settled through:     a). Mediation?     b). A Magistrates court? 6. How much does mediation cost? 7. How quickly can it be resolved through mediation vs VCAT? 8. And again, how quickly could your case be resolved through the Magistrates Court vs VCAT? 9. Is there anything else our listeners should know about the processes?   Contact: Leah Calnan at www.metropm.com.au Email: info@metropm.com.au or call: (03) 9831 3000   Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: (03) 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au Website: www.realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  Rental copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites  

The Victorian Government will allow schools to ban parents from the schoolyard who engage in threatening behaviour online or in person against teachers or principals.   Parents with poor and threatening behaviour not only face the the possibility of being completely banned, but can also be slapped with a $10,000 fine in the Magistrates Court for non-compliance.  Adam Voigt, Founder of Real Schools told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live that this decision came after multiple complaints from teachers and principles after being under attack by parents.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Gamilaraay man - the First Nation peoples of North Western NSW and Western Qld and of Irish heritage Glenn studied ContemporaryAustralian Indigenous Arts, Fine Arts and Digital Media with Honours at the Queensland College of Art. His research paper wastitled Return to Sender: How can an urban First Nation Australian reveal their lived experiences within Contemporary Art Practices? He is starting his PhD research (as part of the National ARC funded grant) “The health determinants of First Nation Music” at the Qld Conservatorium Griffith University. He has been a respected community member of the Murri Court for 7 years (Qld. Magistrates Court) and also Deputy Chair of Griffith University's Council of Elders. In 2018, he started with the Swell Festival as a Board Director. He was part of Festival 2018 Gold Coast with the Indigenous Wearable Arts Festival at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Glenn's art works are in many private and public collections across Australia, Japan, Indonesia, South Africa, South Pacific, USA, Canada and Europe.Competent in providing leadership and administration services, Barry has over 15 years' experience in the secondary and tertiary sector (TAFE and University). He has had numerous self-led, community and university outputs including the Indigenous Liaison and Student Support Officer at TAFE Qld Gold Coast since 2017, where he has delivered Promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Cultural Diversity. These programs are embedded in the Health courses (Nursing, Early Childcare, Education Support, Community Services etc.), as well as nearly 20 years' experience as an artist (and 15 years as a Chef).He has had appointments and delivered cultural workshops across many regions of QLD, Torres Strait Islands, Bamaga and Moree NSW, as well as Japan, USA, remote Indonesia, and the Pacific Islands. He is proud to be recognised as someone who contributes to local, national and international communities.Glenn structures his own identity through reclaiming his ancestral voice with music and art and acknowledges his rich heritage and offers expanded notions of urban Aboriginal experiences. Regarding leadership, concepts of my Gamilaraay tribes (as Fresh Water people) include the people who say no (Gamil = no and Array = people). This translates to everything we need is inside of us – saying no to outside influence and checking with self first.Growing up on the Gold Coast, his focus has been the specialised educational arena of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and services. He is aware of the wide-ranging circumstances that affect, challenge and also benefit society with First Nation tried and tested concepts. Glenn's goal is clear communication through bridging values of both traditional and contemporary worlds: a “trademptorary” world in this 21st century. His passions include cultural learning through tactile connections. Various forms of health-giving formats have come naturally including Art Therapy, Shiatsu bodywork, Branch Master in Shorinji Kempo, (Martial Arts), Intuitive and Sound Healing with the Yidaki/didgeridoo and facilitator of Indigenous Culture at Peace for Hearts and is the Yidaki/didgeridoo player of the groups Sacred Sound Journey and Soundscapes.Glenn is well known and respected across many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander services and is passionate about the development and delivery of Cultural Mindfulness programs that a new way of being to allow the integration of new customs, taking into account the barriers, as a way of moving forward. His methodology incorporates process, perspective and narratives as research that enquires into notions of self-description and self-determination. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whether appearing in the Magistrates Court as duty lawyer or the Supreme Court in a high profile trial, it's fair to say the Kristy Bell spends her days on the front lines of the criminal justice system. On this episode, we discuss her experiences working for both sides of the criminal justice system and how she deals with maintaining her objectivity and professional obligations when dealing with controversial clients.Kirsty Bell has been practising in criminal law since 2011is an accredited criminal law specialist, a current member of the QLS Criminal Law Committee and is currently a partner at Howden Saggers Lawyer., Special thanks must go to Zoe Navarro, Ella Thomas, Rebecca Murray, Eve Anderson, Geoff McLeod, for their contributions to the production of this episode.To read a transcript of this episode: https://www.qls.com.au/Membership/The-Hub/Podcasts To find Kristy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristy-bell-40121128/To find Georgia: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgia-athanasellis-21713715aTo find more content for young lawyers, visit The Hub: https://www.qls.com.au/Membership/The-HubTo contact the Future Leaders Committee email: futureleaders@qls.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"someone so disaffected that he emptied a revolver at the House of Commons"

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores

Legal aid is the mechanism whereby public funds pay for a client to be represented by a lawyer.  Cuts have been in place or decades and the areas of law covered by legal aid have changed. This episode welcomes legal aid solicitors; Harun Matin (National Legal Services) and Vivien Cochrane (Sherman Bowen) who discuss some issues from all sides.  They talk eligibility for legal aid, the impact it has on legal practice and why it is vital for all those working in the legal sector to care about. A must listen episode for all aspiring lawyers!We always encourage listeners to undertake practical actions after listening to the episode. -       Have a look at the independent review on legal aid released in November 2021. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1041117/clar-independent-review-report-2021.pdf-       Watch some Magistrates Court proceedings (especially first appearances), can you see when there is reference to legal aid? Useful resources-       https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/6979/documents/72829/default/-       https://www.chambersstudent.co.uk/where-to-start/newsletter/legal-aid-cuts-and-reforms-       https://www.ft.com/content/daa5085e-4fd7-4459-9f83-01761dd8aca0https://www.lawyer-monthly.com/2021/08/laspo-how-a-near-decade-of-legal-aid-cuts-has-affected-britains-most-vulnerable/  

"I go to the grocery store and meet a stranger on the way.." Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

"What would you do if you were confronted with a drunken heckler"? Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Are the Police allowed to breathalyse the passengers in your vehicle? And how can you have more than 9 points on your licence, but still keep your licence to drive? Would you be committing a motoring offence if you use your smartphone's Sat Nav, or music player whilst driving? Do not miss out on finding out! Tune in to listen to Hatti Suvari and Barrister Jeremy Rosenberg discussing the answers to these questions and much more! Hatti and Jeremy also talk about whether you can apply for a Taxi licence, if you have been disqualified from driving in the past, if a decision by the TFL or by your local council on a Taxi licence can be appealed, and the Courts in which to issue an appeal. Another not to be missed and informative episode on our motoring laws! #motoringlaw #drivingoffences #taxilicence #taxilicenceappeal #tfl #localcouncil #magaistrates #magistratescourt #countycourt #appeal #drinkdriving #penaltypoints #drivingdisqualification #legalconversation #getlegallyspeaking

"What would your life be like if you actually made a geniune effort?" Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

"What would you do if you were free?" ..Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - TolaLinks: https://linktr.ee/poetryboresInstagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetrybores Instagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetryboresInstagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - TolaLinks: https://linktr.ee/poetryboresInstagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". -Tola Links: https://linktr.ee/poetryboresInstagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

Poetry Bores founder and cake lover Tola is back with Season 2 of Ridiculous Poetry Readings. "These collection of ridiculous/moronic readings will be called 'Down in the Cells'. Based (very) loosely on my time as a court usher in a Magistrates Court. I hope you enjoy them, but you don't have to". - TolaYou can listen to the first 21 readings here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnXBlORAP5JeaEpxP-XHpP3h8tfiF-NgKLinks: https://linktr.ee/poetryboresInstagrams: @poetrybores, @tola_poetrybores

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Labour's Yvette Cooper is tabling an amendment to the Police Courts Crime and Sentencing Bill today to try to change the law on common assault. This offence includes acts such as kicking, slapping or spitting and they're tried in a Magistrates Court. Critics of the law are concerned that cases need to be filed within six months otherwise they're “timed out” meaning vulnerable women can fail to get justice. Yvette Cooper joins Emma Barnett to discuss why she's fighting for the time limit to be lifted. Strictly Come Dancing co-host and BBC presenter Claudia Winkleman has released her first book, her 'love letter to life', entitled Quite. In it she gives her thoughts on alll manner of things from the card game, Bridge, being 'the sexiest thing you can do on a night out', to going on the tube being like 'a spa break'. Claudia joins Emma to talk about Strictly, parenthood and how being perfect is boring. A woman who has Down's Syndrome is taking the government to Court this week. Heidi Crowter is fighting for a change in the law around termination and Down's Syndrome. Currently, the time limit to terminate a pregnancy is 24 weeks. But if the foetus has Down Syndrome, then that shifts right up to birth. Heidi wants the time limit to be set at 24 weeks for all pregnancies. She's supported by Maire Lea Wilson whose son, Aidan, has Down's Syndrome. Lillie Harris is a successful young composer who graduated with a First Class degree from the Royal College of Music in 2016, after winning the Elgar Memorial Prize for her final portfolio. Tonight two of her works will be premiered at this year's Cheltenham Music Festival. She joins Emma to explain the inspirations behind her choral piece and her trumpet fanfare. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Lucinda Montefiore

Alex Dafner with SBS weekly Yiddish report 7.2.2021 Australian Jews were again angered by revelations that a group of 20 to 30 neo-Nazis held a gathering in the Grampians region of Western Victoria, where amongst other activities performed Nazi salutes, posted antisemitic and racist notices on bush paths, abused owners of a café and burnt a cross, whilst shouting that they were the white supremacists and Ku Klux Klan.Malka Leifer, who faces 74 charges of sexual crimes against students, when she was the Principal of the Addas Israel School in Melbourne, and who was extradited from Israel to where she escaped in 2008, faced the Magistrates Court last week in Melbourne where she was remanded for a committal mention on April 9th, 2021.Old divisions resurfaced between the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies and the Jewish Orthodox Beth Din Religious Court, over a report published by the former over the restructure and reform of the latter, with the Board recommending they be involved in the reforms of the Beth Din.

African National Congress (ANC) secretary-general Ace Magashule is expected to present himself to the Bloemfontein Magistrates Court today. He is facing a string of graft allegations related to a controversial multi-million rand asbestos contract in the Free State during his time as premier. Thabo Meeko is the ANC Free State Spokesperson. Guest: Thabo Meeko, Free State Provincial Spokesperson at ANC  Host: Africa Melane, Early Breakfast Topic: Ace Magashule to appears in Bloemfontein Magistrates court today See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 1970s Raymond Patrick Bennett was a well known crook about Melbourne and a master criminal planner who was the brains behind one of Australia’s most infamous crimes, the Great Bookie Robbery.  This is the story of his demise. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week, another grub in the sky. The boys head back to 2003 (harp sound fx) and find out about a business class passenger who goes from spoon feeding his partner to the best place to spot bogans on a weekday, the Magistrates Court. Also, the Heggie's get heckled out of Queensland, Cody gets a hotel quarantine visit from 'your mate', they dig into private school uniforms & mottos and one of the boys failed to get into the Army. Thanks to everyone who has told their mates about us and left a (hopefully positive, if not, at least very aggressive) review.MIDFLIGHTBRAWL.COM for all your MFB Merch (new shirts this week)Check out Heggie's merch: https://themerchdesk.com.au/comedians/luke-heggie/ Check out Heggie's YouTube Channel - New stand-up clips uploaded each week: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTwYCikcACk4al0bHhqTRQInstagram: @midflightbrawl @thenickcody @heggieluke

Join us in this informative episode in which Hatti Suvari and barrister Jeremy Rosenberg discuss some of the the new COVID-19 2020 emergency Laws put in to place for the Criminal Justice System. The questions they discuss are, can the Police arrest me if I break the new COVID-19 laws? Could I get a Criminal Record if I am charged? What has happened to Court hearings in the Criminal Courts during the crisis? Do I have to attend at a Court hearing if I am worried about catching the virus? Have the Courts put any protective measures in place during the crisis? Can I be held in custody whilst the crisis is going on?. The legal information provided in this Podcast is accurate as at Friday 27 March 2020. #criminalproceedings #criminalcourts #covid-19 #criminalrecord #courthearing #police #covid-19

March 19: During #Coronavirus, #SDNY Magistrates Court on the move, @ArsTechnica Peter Bright guily, @AntonioGuterres' UN Corrupt

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Jan 28: #Avenatti jury selection in #Nike case, openings next; #SDNY Magistrates court weeping, UNSG @AntoniiGuterres corruption leaking

Jan 24: US v Schulte #Vault7 pre trial conference, CIA sealing; insider trader Zarsky 4 yrs probation, after Rep Chris Collins 26 months, #SDNY Magistrates Court mercy, US called defendant in wheelchair a risk of flight, but bailed

CliffCentral.com — Priscilla looks like one of those slick lawyers you see on TV, except she’s the real thing. Originally from Hermannsburg, a German area in KZN, she completed a Bachelor of Law Degree at Wits University in 2011, joined Fluxmans to do her articles and has been with them ever since. She is a senior associate attorney with Right of Appearance in the High Court of South Africa, specialising in all forms of dispute resolution. She has experience in Magistrates’ Court procedures, High Court procedures, arbitrations, family law and tax law. She keeps the balance with being an active hiker, baker and all-round adventurer.

Four men are expected to appear in the Tembisa Magistrates Court in Ekurhuleni today, for their alleged involvement in a jobs scam. They allegedly posed as metro police officials and sold jobs to over one hundred people for fifteen thousand rand each. The suspects were arrested in Tembisa on Friday during a sting by the Joburg Metro Police Department. The students who paid to get jobs are from different provinces. We speak to JMPD spokesperson Waynne Minaar.

Find out more about the York Magistrates Court and its place in British criminal justice.

For example, if a debtor fails to pay money in terms of a judgment, the creditor may apply for a GO or an Emolument Attachment Order (“EAO”). A 'GO' is an order made by a Magistrate's Court (“court”), whereby the creditor attaches a portion of a debt owed to the debtor by a third party (“garnishee”). Morris joins us to unpack what this means. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Selling lawyers? It's almost become the Real Housewives of the Magistrates Court…smart marketing or dumb-down law? Join Mason Black's John Sinisgalli and Christian Daly-Thomson on www.pgpodcast.com

Suspicions have once more been raised following a second fire of its kind that destroyed a wing of the Mthatha Magistrate's Court in the Eastern Cape yesterday afternoon. This follows a similar fire at another court building in the nearby town of Mnqanduli where its believed court documents and computer hardware were destroyed. Police spokesperson, Mzukisi Fatyela says all prisoners who were making their appearances in court are back in their holding cells as investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing. we speak to our reporter who has been following this story in the area, Zimkhitha Manqinana.

Twenty-one-year-old Henri van Breda is expected to appear in the Stellenbosch Magistrates Court today in connection with the murders of three members of the Van Breda family more than a year ago. Van Breda handed himself over to police earlier. Our reporter Jacques Steenkamp was in studio for further details

In one of the largest studies of its kind, Victoria Legal Aid examined more than 15,000 clients charged with breaching family violence intervention orders. On 18 February 2016, Attorney-General, the Honourable Martin Pakula and our Managing Director Bevan Warner launched the new research report. This was followed by a panel discussion with Deputy Chief Magistrate Felicity Broughton, Magistrates’ Court of Victoria Supervising Magistrate for Family Violence and Family Law; Assistant Police Commissioner Dean McWhirter, Victoria Police Head of Family Violence Command; No to Violence Chief Executive Officer Jacqui Watt; Safe Steps Chief Executive Officer Annette Gillespie. Listen to the highlights of their discussion, presented by Alison Caldwell, as the panel explore the significance of the research.

A lawyer says motorists caught breaking variable speed limits on some stretches of motorway may be able to get their conviction overturned. Prosecutors believed the signs did not comply with traffic regulations - and had the status of advisory rather than mandatory signs. Motoring solicitor Marcus Johnstone said drivers stood a 'favourable' chance of getting their cases reviewed in the Magistrates Court. The variable speed signs were introduced since 2006 - and have resulted in thousands of convictions.

Miscarriages of justice are happening in the Magistrates Court system because of a drive to reduce delays, say defence lawyers. They say some cases are being dismissed because prosecutors and the police haven't been able to file the necessary papers in time - in other cases, defendants are coming under undue pressure to plead guilty. Also - the fight to control the trade in smuggled cigarettes and tobacco. And... the £2.5 million being spent to boost the number of immigration officers on duty during the London Olympics. Some of the money will be used to re-hire staffs who've taken early retirement or voluntary severance.

Justice John Doyle proposes to explain why he believes that, during the time of the next generation of legal practitioners, those now being admitted to practice, civil litigation as we know it in the higher courts will come to an end. It might survive in the Magistrates Court. Criminal litigation in the higher courts will continue, although the factors that will cause the demise of civil litigation will cause substantial changes in the conduct of criminal litigation. This probably sounds like a gloomy prognostication of the kind to which judicial officers become prone as they approach retirement. He has heard and read many judicial retirement speeches. A common genre in retirement speeches involves reflecting on a golden age early in the judicial officer’s legal career, a golden age when all was well with the profession and with the administration of justice. This is followed by a catalogue of regrets about things as they are at the time of the judicial officer’s retirement, followed by a call to those who remain to ensure that things do not get worse. The regrets about how things are come from a familiar catalogue. The catalogue includes cases take too long; the law has become too complicated; solicitors and advocates fail to focus on the real issues; the public and the media no longer respect the judicial office; the practice of the law has become a business, instead of a profession; the cursed photocopier; litigation is buried in snow drifts of paper; recent graduates in law are all theory and nothing practical, and so on. The tendency of such speeches is toward a conclusion that the administration of justice is on a downhill slope. There is usually a call to the judiciary to re-assert itself, and to maintain standards