Absolutely, but you have no sympathy for these people, what if it is shown many of them that are caught up in it, are actually innocent? And the AI matching had faults.
That is the good thing, as long as the court system isn't corrupted and can stay impartial there is always hope.
IME, there is Buckley's chance of that.
I think generally in high profile cases, they do a reasonable job in Australia.
The problem I see is that many things in law are absolutely subjective. Activist judges are a real thing and although we probably don't have as much of a problem of this in Australia as the Americans or the British do, it's a feckin problem.
I do not have a psychology degree but I do take an interest in psychology. What I do know is that although we imagine ourselves as logical, especially those of us who delude ourselves as intellectuals, this is not the case.
If subjectivity can be shown, there is always the appeal system.
As with everything there are always grey areas and some situations where the guilty verdict was flawed, which was one of the major reasons for abolishing capital punishment.
Maybe put someone from ACOSS as well.
Exactly
theshovel.com.au
Wait till Waleed Aly finds out.It's good to see it's business as usual.
Not a bad gig, if you can get it.
MPs to get biggest pay rise in a decade
Federal politicians will get a pay rise on Thursday after the agency that sets MPs’ wages said previous pay reviews had been conservative.www.watoday.com.au
Federal politicians will receive a 4 per cent pay rise from Thursday, the largest single increase in nearly a decade, taking the base salary of a backbencher from $217,000 to $225,680.
The Remuneration Tribunal, the body that determines the pay and entitlements of public office holders, said the decision was made after a number of “conservative” pay reviews.
No experience req'd, no qualifications required, must be able to keep a straight face while BSing.
www.abc.net.au
Perhaps look further, into the ESG economic fascism >> BlackRock and suchlike>> WEFInteresting that two competition gurus think that Albo is in bed with Qantas, everyone thought that was only a coalition stunt, just shows there really isn't much difference.
Only in people's minds.
'I don't think anyone swallows that story': Flight Centre boss lashes government for putting Qantas before customers
Two former heads of the national competition watchdog say the federal government's move to block Qatar Airways' request for extra flights to protect Qantas decreases competition and leaves travellers worse off.
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