This webinar will discuss the new offence of coercive control coming into effect from July 2024 and raise forensic and practical implications in criminal and family law proceedings. In the webinar, we will explore issues relating to the applicable penalties, elements of the offence, defences, and how convictions or charging with these offences will potentially impact on Family law proceedings.
This session seeks to provide an overview of the statutory framework for recognition and enforcement of commercial arbitration awards in the Federal Court and NSW Supreme Court, including in light of the relevant practice notes. Speakers will discuss practical points to consider, as well as considerations of execution such as State immunity.
In this seminar, the Chief Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (the Hon John Hatzistergos AM) and the Chief Commissioner of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (the Hon Peter Johnson SC) will explore current issues, expectations of counsel and recent changes relevant to barristers appearing before the respective Commissions.
This session is sponsored by the ADR Committee. It involves a panel discussion involving leading mediators, exploring the art and craft of successful advocacy in mediation. There is a significant role for barristers in mediation, and under-utilised scope for barristers to refine and adapt their advocacy skills for optimal effect in a mediation setting. This session will examine why effective...
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