Uncertain Justice: Inside Australia's Legal System Tan Siew Sin and experienced cops found themselves

and experienced cops found themselves at the mercy of a promotions system that left them nowhere to go but out

We can actually observe a person's brain registering a joke or experiencing a painful memory

dealing with the family background that created Carl and his brother Shane

First published in 2005

drinking warm Anchor beer with a communist underground leader

Uncertain Justice: Inside Australia's Legal System Tan Siew Sin and experienced cops found themselvesAuthor: Michael Sexton Condition: Good Paperback The cost of litigation, the backlog of cases before the courts, the unpredictability of judgements all suggests that justice is usually the preserve of people with infinite time and patience and very deep pockets. But is this always true? Can it be changed? And what does our legal system tell us about ourselves? Is justice merely coincidental? Drawing on many of his own cases as a barrister, Michael