Michael Bradley
Managing partner at Marque Lawyers@marquelawyers
Michael Bradley is a freelance writer and managing partner at Sydney firm Marque Lawyers.
The dog-whistling and normalising of racist speech must stop, now. And there's a tried and true method for achieving that.
The devolution of a Facebook NRL memes page into something much more insidious has raised important questions about how the internet and the law intersect.
The refusal to accept Pell’s conviction is not merely a reactionary whinge; it is dangerous.
It's fine for barristers to have a big old blue about their titles, but it's not fine to tie up the parliament.
It's very unlikely former Don Dale detainee Dylan Voller will win this one, but we should all be watching closely.
The NSW government didn't bother finding a reason for restricting contributions from third party campaigners like GetUp. The High Court wasn't happy.
As Rush stands accused afresh, each side (and the media) must calculate what to throw at their fight.
The encryption fiasco isn't the only capitulation recently made in the name of Australia's national security.
Monday's Four Corners report on the Michelle Guthrie-Justin Milne ABC leadership saga included claims of inappropriate behaviour from Milne. What's the next step?
Australia's idiotic defamation laws will be put to work once again, but what is really left to be gained here?