Advice obtained from Senior Counsel by the JEC makes clear that the Commonwealth has the Constitutional power to act on youth justice reform.
JEC Solicitor Kate Sinclair joined 2SER to explain why locking up kids isn’t working.
Our CEO told ABC NSW Drive the NSW Government must stop locking up children and invest in communities instead.
We joined ALS in calling out the failure of the NSW Government’s law and order approach to community safety.
Principal Solicitor Jonathan Hall Spence expressed concerns over the high numbers of Aboriginal people being subject to a little known police search power.
We joined an alliance of legal and community experts saying a Coalition bill calling for tougher child bail laws will backfire and increase crime.
Our CEO Jonathon Hunyor explained to the SMH why the NSW review into doli incapax is a distraction from the real issues.
JEC CEO Jonathon Hunyor explained why the ACT Government have made the right decision for kids and communities.
New research suggests ‘discriminatory patterns’ in how often NSW Police check on Aboriginal young people while they’re on bail.
The JEC is representing an Aboriginal family at the Australian Human Rights Commission after more than 150 ‘bail checks’ in less than two years.
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