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Who will rule the law after 9 October 2004?
Record ID:
23938
Format:
LIJ Article
Year:
2004
Author:
Ruddock, Philip ; Roxon, Nicola ;
Subject:
Elections ; Liberal Party of Australia ; Australian Labour Party ; Law Reform ; Family Law ; Rule of Law ; Administration of Justice ; Human Rights ; Legal Aid ; Legal Services ;
Source:
LIJ (2004) 78 No 10
Date_of_entry:
19/10/2004
Legislation:
Family Law Act 1975 (Cth)
Notes:
On the 9 October 2004 Australian's will go to the polls - The LIJ gave both Mr Ruddock and Ms Roxon the opportunity to speak directly to Victorian solicitors. In response, Mr Ruddock has focused on the government's family law policy and Ms Roxon has broadly outlined her party's legal affairs platform. ; Family relationship centres ; Department of Homeland Security
Section:
Feature
People:
Roxon, Nicola ; Ruddock, Philip ;
Month:
October

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