Man loses appeal for conviction over wife shot by ‘Bruce Willis’
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Mark Oberhardt
February 06, 2009 11:00pm
A BITTER husband hired a hitman named “Bruce Willis” to kill his childhood sweetheart turned estranged wife, a court has been told.
In the Court of Appeal in Brisbane, Steven John Clark, 35, was appealing his conviction and [...]
Guilt and pain that never heals
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By Paul Kent
February 07, 2009 12:00am
THEY line up along the lounge, backs straight, headed to their first day of school. They have blonde hair and brown hair and green eyes and others colours hard to determine.
They love Billy Slater, they dress in high heels [...]
Stop Judicial Abuse
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Published by Anonymum on Oct 18, 2008
Category: Human Rights
Region: GLOBAL
Target: USA, Australia, UK, Canada and all other participating Family Courts that engage in judicial abuse
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Background (Preamble):
Judicial Abuse
Introduction
Judicial abuse occurs when the effects of law itself are damaging to the person access to justice. In the most severe forms, Judicial abuse often occurs involving the most [...]
Another Outrageous judgement by the Family Court where they ignored the warning signs, the consequences are fatal.60% males killed in retalitory killings which were more likely to result in multiple homicides where a parent was also murdered mostly by a non-custodial parent. (2)Most child-killers in NSW were men, with 100 responsible or jointly responsible for [...]
Family murders under review
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What drives dads to kill?
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Faanuu Lameko, far left, and his sister Loretta, right, died while Fa?afua Junior was injured. Photo: AAP
What drives a father to kill his own? Julie Szego and Caroline Milburn find it’s often to pay back an ex-partner.
He was the middle-class boy from Melbourne who had it all: the young family, [...]
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A domestic violence victim holds the torn pieces of a domestic violence poster her partner destroyed. She keeps it as a reminder.Photo: Kate Geraghty
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