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Life Prisoners’ Inquiry: The Hearing Report

The NSW Parliament Legislative Council’s Inquiry into the Security Classification and Management of Inmates Sentenced to Life Imprisonment took place on the 23rd of November, and ran all day. The Standing Committee on Law and Justice consisted of representatives from the major political parties, and heard submissions from government representatives, major victims’ support groups, and Justice Action. All […]

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Tribunal supports repatriation 28 April 1016

Below is the formal response submitted to the Mental Health Review TribunalThe JA media release is here. Formal Primary Carer/Justice Action Proposals and Response to Justice Health ReportSubmitted to Saeed Dezfouli Mental Health Review Tribunal Hearing, 28 April 2016 The Justice Health’s Report is clearly and demonstrably unfair. It has a negative slant toward all of

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Death of Miriam Merten

Latest News  Report of LHDs Implementation of Miriam Merten Reforms  Failed Health Department Plan Media Release 16th May 2018 Miriam Merton Mental Hospital Death Inquiry Media Release 22nd December 2017 Miriam Merton Mental Hospital Death Inquiry Media Release 9th November 2017 Miriam Merten health department inquiry Submission to the Legislative Assembly Public Accounts Committee –

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Watch Committee

Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Watch Committee is an Indigenous community organisation monitoring the treatment of Aboriginal people in police and justice custody. A main focus of the Watch Committee is to monitor any deaths in custody, including police pursuits, and any breaches of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Recommendations. Our mandate includes

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Electronic Monitoring

Electronic Monitoring (EM) can be defined as the use of tamper-proof electronic device that transmits signals to correctional authorities to monitor offenders. This enables them to determine whether the offender wearing the device is abiding by the particular conditions imposed upon them as part of the sentence. Whilst EM has limited use in Australia, it

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