Buch, Englisch, 450 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 824 g
Buch, Englisch, 450 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 824 g
ISBN: 978-1-86287-824-2
Verlag: Federation Press
Throughout the 20th century, the Court survived a judicial sacking, being left without a Judge in office, riots, two royal commissions, division into two courts, reconstitution and reconstruction of three occasions, the bombing of Darwin, Cyclone Tracy, and poor facilities to become eventually a modern institution with a new and grand courthouse in Darwin.
Other themes which are explored include trial by jury, sentencing powers, judicial independence, relations with the media, interpreters, mandatory sentencing, euthanasia, assimilation, Aboriginal land rights, the peculiar problems relating to the trial and sentencing of Aborigines as well as a detailed examination of some of the important causes celebre of the times- the trials of Tuckiar, the Chamberlains and Bradley John Murdock amongst many others.
All aspects of the Courts history are considered - libraries, court buildings. circuit courts, administration, court staff, appeal courts, rules of court, judicial appointments, chief justices, judges, masters, registrars and sheriffs, as well as the legal issues of the day, seen in the context of the Territorys socio-political evolution.
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1. South Australia's Northern Territory 2. The Judges of the Northern Territory 3. The Establishment of the Supreme Court 4. The Gilruth Years 5. The Court and the Royal Commission 6. Judge Roberts 7. The Two Territories and Justice Mallam 8. The Court in 1933-34 9. The Years before the War 1935-39 10. The War Years Post-war 11. Reconstruction and the Return of the Court to Darwin 12. Justice Kriewaldt 13. The Northern Territory Supreme Court Act 1961 14. The Growth of the Court before Self-Government 14. Changes after Self-Government 15. The Trial of the Century 16. The O'Leary Court 17. The Asche Court 18. The First Martin Court 19. The Second Martin Court 20. Future Directions