The great legal debate has begun

FEDERAL ATTORNEY-GENERAL Philip Ruddock agreed to enter a legal policy stoush with political nemesis, Shadow Attorney-General Nicola Roxon, this week.As this edition of Lawyers Weekly went to…

Lawyers Weekly • 24 September 2004 • NewLaw

FEDERAL ATTORNEY-GENERAL Philip Ruddock agreed to enter a legal policy stoush with political nemesis, Shadow Attorney-General Nicola Roxon, this week.

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As this edition of Lawyers Weekly went to press, the profession waited to hear just what policies the major political parties would throw at each other, as they affect the Australian legal system and legal profession.

The federal election debate was held on Tuesday at the NSW Parliament House theatrette, closely watched by members of the profession and commentators, including Lawyers Weekly. Chaired by Professor George Williams of the University of New South Wales, the questioning panel comprised Australian Women Lawyers past president, Dominique Hogan-Doran, new Law Council president Stephen Southwood QC, and The Australian Financial Review’s Chris Merritt.

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For a full report and analysis of the debate, see next week’s edition of Lawyers Weekly.

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