Supreme Court of Victoria. Credit: Bidgee/Wikicommons Judges Known for Sexual Harassment Should Be Identified, Courts in Victoria Australia Urged
The report by retired judge Julie Dodds-Streeton KC did concede, however, that it is difficult to take strong action against judges given their 'constitutionally-protected status'.
October 20, 2022 at 05:31 AM
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Courts in the Australian state of Victoria should tackle "open secrets" and identify judges who are known or suspected by staff to engage in sexually inappropriate conduct or bullying, a court-commissioned report has found.
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