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Rogue body persecutes innocents via trial by media

Justice for All9 September 2016

Our common law system with all its appeals, formalities and procedures, checks and balances, hard-won evidentiary rules developed for the protection of individual liberty, may be slow and even arcane....

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Former NSW police minister Mike Gallacher in disbelief over ICAC findings

Justice for All31 August 2016

Former NSW Police Minister Mike Gallacher said he “no longer has faith in our justice system” after ICAC ignored his evidence and found he had intended to evade electoral laws...

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ICAC denies duty to reveal exculpatory material

Justice for All19 August 2016

NSW’s anti-corruption agency believes it is not required to disclose material that tends to exonerate those who are facing corruption inquiries. The Independent Commission Against Corruption believes disclosing exculpatory material...

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Private property under attack as Baird ignores rule of law

Justice for All5 August 2016

by Chris Merritt The Australian. NSW Premier Mike Baird. The planned closure of the greyhound industry will destroy part of the NSW economy estimated to be worth $335m Mike Baird’s...

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ICAC’s ongoing smear shows need for reform

Justice for All5 August 2016

Former NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption commissioner David Ipp, in his response to the review of that agency by its independent inspector, knows of no one whose reputation has been...

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Jeff Salvestro-Martin, Marie Ficarra seek NSW ICAC reform

Justice for All23 May 2016

Two former politicians who have been abandoned by their parties have urged the NSW government to prevent the state’s Independent Commission Against Corruption from using public hearings to destroy the...

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ICAC Inspector Levine- Call to ditch NSW ICAC ‘theatre’ hearings

Justice for All23 May 2016

The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption would be forced to correct its mistakes and abandon the “flamboyance and theatre” of public hearings under proposals being considered by the state government....

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CORRUPTION WATCHDOG ‘WORSE THAN THE SPANISH INQUISITION’

Justice for All22 April 2016

The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption suffered another setback yesterday when a newspaper editor it wanted charged with a criminal offence was exonerated by a Sydney court. John Booth, who...

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‘Don’t act like a banana republic’: US business warns Australia

Justice for All16 April 2016

A leading US business lobby group has warned the federal government that Australia risks being wrongly perceived as “a banana republic” because of an ICAC-driven expropriation of American assets. This...

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US anger over ICAC asset grab

Justice for All3 April 2016

The head of the main US business lobby group in Australia has warned that Australia has not yet felt the full repercussion of an ICAC-initiated expropriation of American assets. That...