Attorney-General invites feedback on sweeping court reforms
Source: Queensland. Attorney-General . Media Release
"Attorney-General Cameron Dick has released a draft consultation Bill containing the first stage of the Bligh Government’s progressive roll-out of sweeping reforms focused on modernising Queensland’s civil and criminal justice system. “Queenslanders are invited to comment on these draft laws, which will modernise and streamline the state’s justice system to ensure that it operates effectively,” Mr Dick said.“These reforms aim to ensure equitable and timely delivery of justice in our state, reflecting contemporary needs and expectations.” The reforms have been developed in response to a review by former Senior Judge Administrator of the Supreme Court, Justice Martin Moynihan. Mr Dick said the Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction Reform and Modernisation Amendment Bill 2009 would have a major influence on the courts, legal profession and community, so it was important to seek feedback and comment before finalising the proposed laws."
Monday, December 07, 2009
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