Law
Parliament’s Assault on the Family Home
The fundamental unit of a free society is now under surveillance. This disgraceful law must be repealed. Parents, not politicians, not activists, should raise their children.
CA Lawmakers Seek To Ban Popular Handgun
These laws do not target criminals who already violate federal and state laws by possessing illegal conversion devices and using them in violent crimes. Instead, they target millions of law-abiding Americans who own one of the nation’s most popular handguns.
Wishart Taking Media To Court
Wishart said the fight is not about climate change: it’s about making the media prove what they print.
To Draw a Line
The proposal is, at its core, an attempt to answer a question that sounds simple but is not: what should professional regulation actually be for? Personal beliefs should be of no interest to the regulators.
Judges Who Think They Know Better
A strong democracy requires not only independent courts, but also judges who recognise their proper role.
The Sting in the India Trade Deal
That is the real issue raised by this agreement: not trade, but whether constitutional change in New Zealand will occur by democratic choice or by political stealth.
Justice delayed, Justice denied?
A young man is dead. And that is a tragedy without qualification. But what does the court outcome actually represent?
It Is Better to Be King of Your Silence...
than a slave of your words. Judge Ema Aitken and the architecture of Greek tragedy.
This Is a Matter of Law, Democracy and Public Accountability
Your offices exist to intervene when statutory boundaries are crossed. Those boundaries have now been crossed. Immediate enforcement action is required.
Defining Women Without Fixing the Law
The Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill has been drawn from the ballot. I want to explain why I cannot endorse it.
“Serious Breach” but No Consequences: The Activist Judge Who Got Away With It
The Northern Club showed more backbone than the panel. That tells you everything you need to know about how seriously the system takes judicial impartiality these days.
Why the Platform Decision Gets It Wrong
A statutory misadventure dressed up as purposive interpretation