Law Report - Full program podcast

How that little click on a 'like' prompt or offhand comment on social media can land you in trouble with your boss.

Is Australia doing enough to regulate websites that promote eating disorders?

A deaf lawyer describes her personal experience of discrimination in the courtroom. And the Australian Disability Discrimination Commissioner responds to the High Court decision excluding deaf jurors.

Can you make a legally binding contract with pictures instead of words?

Streaking and mooning are now more likely to attract a criminal prosecution following changes in Victorian legislation.

Remorse is hard to define psychologically and legally. How do sentencing judges do it?

Investigating how judges and magistrates keep their feelings and opinions out of their sentence decisions.

A class action on behalf of Manus Island asylum seekers flags a proposal for Victoria's Supreme Court to visit the island to witness the conditions there.

Two refugees on Manus Island say since the PNG Supreme Court ruled detention of asylum seekers is illegal they are afraid for their safety.

For over a decade, the senior Indigenous figure and actor has attempted to return to prison to mentor inmates, but his past history of criminal activity and drug use has seen him blocked by authorities - until now