It’s a primary goal of the criminal justice system to avoid the searing injustice of a wrongful conviction. This goal is pursued through principles such as the presumption of innocence and the requirement of proof beyond reasonable doubt. But absolute certainty in guilt isn’t feasible and isn’t required. A risk of error is run and … [Read more…]
“This is huge news for the Australian space industry and will create significant commercial opportunities for the Australian launch and spaceports sector.” Fitting in with the Sydney Law School’s strategic vision of offering an innovative, global and diverse teaching program and led by Dr Connolly, the School has launched a space law teaching and research … [Read more…]
“Compounding global crises are having a profound impact on all of us and this record funding gives researchers the time and security to develop their big ideas.” Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Emma Johnston Open to all disciplines, research programs could include the development of novel technologies, biomedical, legal, business, design, policy and political instruments. The … [Read more…]
The Nordic countries’ co-operative approach is not a naive one. Workers and employers have extensive powers to initiate strikes and lockouts. But rather than conflict being portrayed as negative, it is seen as a mechanism for identifying and resolving problems before they fester. Minimal government intervention, strong representation and mutual respect are hallmarks of the … [Read more…]