Equal Rights Are Being Quietly Euthanised
The push for a tikanga/bijural legal system is a masterclass in academic and judicial capture.
The push for a tikanga/bijural legal system is a masterclass in academic and judicial capture.
The challenge is not to revisit the decision of 2017, but to confront its broader implications. Social progress does not occur in isolation, and reforms often carry consequences beyond their original intent.
The Woke Legalerati is taking over and the current government is giving up the fight.
Bald Hills case blows the whistle on wind farm tyranny.
TikTok’s own engineers admit it, so why shouldn’t they be liable for the damage?
Taylor Swift takes legal measures to protect her voice and image from AI.
Judges tilt their heads in sympathy for intersectional paedophiles.
Outrage over recent war crime probes into Afghanistan and Syria, which have been branded ‘witch hunts’, are believed to be the main driving forces.
Melia’s new book, written as a prison diary, is filled with appalling dispatches from the low-grade Gulag Archipelago that 30 years’ worth of successive traitors to their own nation, from Blair to Starmer, have now built for us.
What is not legitimate is constitutional change by judicial increment, case by case, without mandate and without the possibility of correction.
This legal travesty just gets worse and worse.