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Juries in the Digital Age: Managing Juror Online and Social Media Use During Trial,ve long been a focus of debate. This chapter considers these questions and explores the extent to which juries continue to ensure that an accused person receives a fair trial. Whilst jury processes remained largely unchanged throughout the twentieth century, jurors have evolved in the twenty-first c

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Courts and the Media,o know’ about matters of public interest. Another aspect lies specifically in court reporting. In an era of increasing public scrutiny of judicial decisions with a simultaneous demand to ensure fair and just outcomes, this chapter questions how media and the courts negotiate the complex and changing

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Bail Decisions: Key Challenges Driving Bail Refusal,g act. Decision-makers need to weigh up an individual’s rights and key legal principles around liberty with the need to keep the community safe and protect the integrity of the trial process. Thousands of bail decisions are made by police, courts and other bail authorities each year, most of which d

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Delaying Justice,s chapter considers the definition of delay, drawing upon the literature that examines justice delays in Commonwealth countries and the impacts in Australia’s justice system. It highlights that resolving issues of delay in the court system has implications for justice and is complex. Care is needed

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Injustices and Inequitable Outcomes: Miscarriages of Justice and Wrongful Convictions,minal justice system and result in devastating and long-lasting consequences for wrongfully convicted individuals. In Australia, there are over 70 documented cases and an estimated 300 cases where a factually innocent person was convicted of crimes they did not commit, suggesting that such cases rep

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Indigenous Sentencing Courts,me time. However, such practices have never been as far reaching nor have they had the formal recognition and support of governments as is the case with Indigenous sentencing courts in the third decade of the twenty-first century. The establishment of such courts reflects an attempt and desire to co