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Fines and the impact of the recent NSW Supreme Court case

The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) has just released the NSW Police Use of Force Manual. Redfern Legal Centre has pushed to have the use of force examined by the LECC and for police documents about the use of force to be released.

A former senior official at the state’s police watchdog, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC), has warned there are too many failings in a system that relies on police examining the actions of colleagues.

Tomorrow (25 May), the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) will examine the use of force by NSW Police, along with systemic issues related to the arrest and detention of children.

Tenants are continuing to feel the pinch of rising rent increases across the country.

RLC seeks an enthusiastic First Nations PLT student to volunteer 2 days per week to work with our First Nations Solicitor. The role can be a combination of remote and onsite work. Training and initial supervision will be provided in person.

Mortgage Stress and Financial Abuse (webinar)

We are recruiting for a COO/Centre Manager with experience in operations and management to support Redfern Legal Centre to deliver best practice legal services and create change.  

Local court cases involving COVID-19-related fines in NSW are under review following a Supreme Court ruling that two penalty notices were invalid.

What happens to tens of thousands of COVID-related fines in NSW after a Supreme Court ruling raised questions about their validity?