Damien Carrick

This week on The Law Report - A woman is on trial accused of poisoning her lunch guests by serving them a meal laced with deathcap mushrooms. And a couple banned from taking their alpaca into a supermarket is accusing the store of disability discrimination https://t.co/KI9jKLEocB

Does pill testing save lives? This week the Law Report visits a pop-up service at a Melbourne music event where substances are checked, and staff talk to partygoers about reducing risk when using drugs.  https://t.co/qb1pA1lzuw

Every state and territory in Australia now has a stand alone offence of non fatal strangulation. Why do we have these laws? and how well do they work? https://t.co/avSzVzlymc

Is AI throwing you job application in the bin? https://t.co/3az1uQbS2M

Will AI decide if you get your next job? https://t.co/ywsDD8JggY

This week on the Law Report - To what extent was the outcome of Saturday's vote shaped by Australia's legal and regulatory election framework? And can AI-based recruitment technology discriminate against certain job applicants? https://t.co/VdobMunQ7r

This week on the Law Report we look at 2 recent ⁦@FCFCOA⁩ decisions that could help shape the debate, and perhaps the law, on when children can be given puberty blockers and cross-sex hormone therapy. https://t.co/F2x5h8s6F1

Open Justice in the Digital Age. Debbie Mortimer, Chief Justice of the Federal Court joins me on the Law Report in a conversation about live streaming court cases, suppression orders and access to court documents. https://t.co/mGNLlFJMoP

This week on the Law Report - No Body No Parole Laws ⁦@MicheleRuyters⁩ . And 3 species of endangered possums will get their day in court ⁦@SueHigginson_⁩ https://t.co/CziFuI8Ix1

This week in The Law Report - Can Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs be challenged in court? With trade law expert ⁦@JoshuaPMeltzer⁩ And should Australia ban non compete clauses? With Seri Feldman-Gubbay from ⁦@RLC__News⁩ Legal Centre https://t.co/mSqzNFLQcL

This week on the Law Report I spoke with ⁦@MarkusAWagner⁩ about the Trump administration's escalating clashes with the US judicial system. https://t.co/XQAuU91dWU

How are language and cultural expression used against non-white people? An emoji, a protest placard and a tweet by a soccer fan have all led to criminal charges in Britain. And why is rap music used as evidence in gang-related trials? ⁦⁦@AbenaaOB⁩ https://t.co/eJ9ntYOG61

How can we improve the experience of survivors of sexual assault in the legal system? This week on The Law Report we look at the findings of The Australian Law Reform Commission inquiry into justice responses to sexual violence. https://t.co/CwfCZty29v

Do you have a legal right to work from home? https://t.co/4zkFwaZiTl

This week in The Law Report - The High Court hands down ruling on woman in detention who refuses forensic assessment. ⁦@jwalvisch⁩ Also closing arguments in the Latouff ABC unlawful termination case https://t.co/7pxDPLYsuB

To what extent should police be allowed to hack into phones, computers and encrypted communication to counter online crime? And why are private practitioners abandoning Legal Aid work? ⁦⁦@NatLegalAid⁩ https://t.co/7pxDPLYsuB

This on the Law Report- the High Court rules that judges can never be sued. Also Aldi suffers a rare legal defeat over a look-a-like product. https://t.co/iGBhOjKbK4