Law Report - Full program podcast

The HCA has just handed down a ruling on the admissability of photo ID evidence in criminal trials.

The UNHRC has ruled that NSW is wrong to refuse to change a birth certificate of a married transgender person.

Australia biggest human rights Class Action involving 1,900 asylum seekers has settled for 70 million dollars.

State based parole systems are under the spotlight, following the terror attack in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton earlier this month.

Three senior members of the Turnbull government, along with The Australian newspaper are waiting to see if the Victorian Court of Appeal will refer them to the Federal DPP for prosection for contempt of court.

Why are the number of women in prison rising dramatically around Australia? And what are the consequences for the women and their families?

Schapelle Corby will find it difficult to tell her story or benefit from commercial transactions, because Australia has tough laws that confiscate the proceeds of crime.

In revealing the location of murdered man Matthew Leveson's body in return for an indemnity from prosecution for perjory, has Michael Atkins out-foxed the criminal justice system a second time?

The intersection of law and religion in Indonesia with two authors and researchers, Dina Afrianty and Stewart Fenwick.