News
The appointment of former Supreme Court Justice Martin Hinton as the state’s top prosecutor has created fresh ructions, with a judge urged to disregard a “problematic” sentencing submission because it was based on a judgement written by the now-Director of Public Prosecutions.
News
Police will begin to close Adelaide’s “top 20 highest risk” intersections across Adelaide by tomorrow in order to test red light cameras, after a surprise Supreme Court decision led to the suspension of 3000 unpaid red light fines and a legal requirement for cameras at 134 junctions to be tested every 28 days.
Get InDaily in your inbox. Daily. The best local news sent straight to your inbox every workday at lunchtime.
Thanks for signing up to the InDaily newsletter.
A former SA Attorney-General has cast doubt on whether the state’s Director of Public Prosecutions, Martin Hinton QC, should argue matters in the Supreme Court – over which he used to preside – insisting “the appearance of a conflict of interest is palpable”.
An Adelaide lawyer who lost 80 per cent of his clients after someone he’d never met posted a negative online review of his business has won a $750,000 defamation payout.
An Adelaide woman has won an epic legal battle against Channel Seven over a Today Tonight episode that depicted her as a welfare cheat.
A defiant Boris Johnson has hit out at the Supreme Court saying it was “wrong” to intervene in a political matter at a time of “great national controversy” over Brexit.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to press on with his plans for Brexit, despite a devastating ruling by Britain’s highest court that his suspension of parliament was unlawful.
