Tag: Justice

Dr Jeff Kildea, an honorary professor in Irish studies at the University of New South Wales and author of Tearing the Fabric: Sectarianism in Australia 1910-1925, recently gave a lecture in Sydney to the Catenians and the St Thomas More Society on five astonishingly controversial cases.

The NSW Government has rejected the application of a male prisoner to transfer to a women’s prison, even though he identifies as female. Given this is the same government that championed the “right” to self sex-identification, who are they really protecting?

In a decision that drives a stake through the heart of the gender ideology cult, Justice Andrew Strum has delivered a victory for children and for common sense. I haven’t enjoyed reading a judgement this much since Justice Weinberg’s methodical and meticulous dissent in the Pell case, writes Monica Doumit.

Imagine a world which repudiates a common human nature and where ‘enemies’ are not spared Think about what happens when we become enemies with someone....

As we have seen over the past several times in this space, Jesus meets people where they are, at their growing edge. He never expects perfection when entering into a relationship with people, but he never leaves them where he found them either. This double insistence on always welcoming those who sincerely seek him, while […]

I am willing to bet any amount of money that nobody going before the bar, nor anybody running for judge here in the US or appointed to the bench in Australia is ever going to give their legal competence bona fides by …

A highly questionable legal process brought down a good doctor Cardinal George Pell’s complete vindication by a unanimous decision of the High Court of Australia...

The sentencing of Cardinal Pell to a term of imprisonment of six years following his conviction on five counts of sexual abuse of minors...

In December 1894, Captain Alfred Dreyfus of the French Army was convicted of treason on the grounds that he had given military secrets to...

Speaking as an Australian lawyer, I know we have few appealing qualities. But we do believe in our own justice system. All my life, I...

The suppression order in relation to Cardinal George Pell has been lifted. In December, a jury of twelve of his fellow citizens found him guilty...