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- LAWERS AND THE THIRD DIMENSION: A SOLICITOR V COUNCIL OF THE LAWSOCIETY . . .
A Solicitor v Council of the Law Socie~ of New South Wales (2004) 204 ALR 8 ('A Solicitor 7 Most appeals to the High Court in recent times have dealt with whether statutory disciplinary bodies have complied with legislation rather than with the merits of a particular case: eg Walsh v Law Society of New South
- HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA
4 February 2004 A SOLICITOR v THE COUNCIL OF THE LAW SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES The High Court of Australia today unanimously allowed in part an appeal by a solicitor struck off after convictions for sexual offences and ordered his name be reinstated to the Roll of Legal Practitioners
- Lawyers and the Third Dimension: A Solicitor V Council of the Law . . .
SOLICITOR V COUNCIL OF THE LAW SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES LINDA HALLER* I INTRODUCTION The general conduct of lawyers, and not only in their daily legal practice, has been placed under close scrutiny in recent times This is especially so in New South Wales, where solicitors and barristers must now notify their professional body of
- Ethics Check for Lawyers Series - Bartier
A Solicitor v Council of the Law Society of New South Wales (2004) 216 CLR 253 which concerned a solicitor who committed four offences of aggravated indecent assault on two children and after pleading guilty was sentenced to 3 months imprisonment, which on appeal was reduced to a recognisance to be of good behaviour for 3 years The Court of
- Can conduct unconnected with practice constitute misconduct at common law?
Judge Ross does not seem to have been referred to A Solicitor v Council of the Law Society of NSW [2004] HCA 1; 216 CLR 253, which post-dated Cummins It is apparent that Professor Dal Pont had considered that High Court case, though
- Serious Convictions: Do they Stop People from Becoming Lawyers?
In 2004, in the case of A Solicitor v Council of the NSW Law Society [2004] HCA 1, a lawyer was not “struck off” despite being convicted of child sex offences against his two step daughters The lawyer was later found guilty of professional conduct, but this was for failing to disclose a later conviction rather than the existence of the
- Disciplinary decisions | The Law Society of NSW
Follow the links below to find recent judgments and decisions about solicitors involved in disciplinary matters NSW Civil Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) – view judgments in cases against solicitors, barristers and clerks (see Occupational Division)
- Supreme Court of New South Wales - austlii. edu. au
Freedom of Information Review 1986-2004; DICTUM: Victoria Law School Journal 2011-2012; Australian Crime Prevention Council Newsletter 2008-Gnych v Polish Club Limited [2015] HCA 23 (17 June 2015) Gnych v Polish Club Limited [2015] HCA 23 (17 June 2015) This database contains decisions from June 1995 of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
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