ADLA in the Media

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Legality of decision to exempt young indigenous offenders from prison transfer questioned by Greg Barns

Melbourne firm launches robot lawyer to help the unrepresented

Robot Lawyers helps unrepresented people tell their story

'Robot Lawyer' Gives A Voice To Underserved Communities

Need Legal Help? Give This Robot Lawyer a Try

Police receive powers to compel offenders to hand over passwords

Australian Lawyers Alliance challenges sex abuse royal commission on proposed bills

Editorial: Tough test for Goodwin

Could Centrelink be sued for issuing inaccurate debts?

Daniel Andrews' bail plan misses the point

Gay panic reforms opposed by Australian Christian Lobby

Human Rights lawyers to fight plans to put young offenders in a 'supermax' jail

Territory lawyer Peter Maley pledges to defend anyone for free who kills croc in self defence

Human Rights lawyers to fight plans to put young offenders in a 'supermax' jail

Offensive advertising bill does not go far enough, groups argue

Domestic violence: Lawyer says blanket bail refusal not the answer

Privacy chief has 'grave concerns' about listening devices installed in public places by council

Premier, Attorney-General to meet with family of Geelong rape victim to discuss reform

'Brotherly' bond or grooming? Historic case challenges new grooming law

Jury direction reforms undermine fair trials

Push for greater police powers at Gold Coast Commonwealth Games amid terrorism concerns

Australia labelled 'rogue state' for Manus deportations

Parliament 'treated with contempt' over Nauru, Manus

Australia's Forcible Deportations of Unwell Asylum Seekers: Legal Obligations

Budget 2017: 'Based on love': Malcolm Turnbull defends welfare drug test

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