Man loses appeal for conviction over wife shot by ‘Bruce Willis’
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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 [...]
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 [...]
Judicial Abuse
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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 vulnerable members of our world: Children. For some time, judicial abuse has occurred across systems and mostly against mothers and children. Considering that it was [...]
The Sins of a Father
Family Violence and the failure of the court system to protect the children.
The Street AngelTelevision viewers regularly saw his handsome face. So exotic, kind and we fell madly in love. When I became pregnant he pledged to always stand by me, his woman, his queen – we would live and die [...]
Family murders under review
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Courts put kids at risk
Ruth PollardNovember 25, 2008Latest related coverageDying to be heardAudio slideshow: The Herald spent weeks with women in domestic violence refuges. Here are their stories.Locked up for months, Rachel was freed by her captor’s mistakeMandatory laws to be easedKidnap victim still lives in fearChild welfare up for saleA little laughter offers comfort [...]
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Finding the Money Trail …to fixing cases for bad dads. Facilitated with the HHS Access-Visitation Enforcement program, The Responsible Fatherhood program and Fatherhood Faith Based Initiative; funded by earmarks, executive orders and other hidden measures.
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VICTIMS of domestic violence in New South Wales will be protected by streamlined laws giving police extra powers to arrest suspects, the State Government says.
Police Minister Tony Kelly said new procedures aimed to hold perpetrators of domestic violence to account, [...]
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