Myki fines – know your rights

Submitted by Liberty Victoria on Wed, 06/04/2016 - 17:23

More than $44 million in public transport fines in Victoria could be challenged through a new website.

Last financial year, more than 250,000 fines were handed out to Victorian commuters, worth more than $44 million. A new website www.mykifines.org.au, launched today, seeks to empower people to challenge unfair public transport fines.

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Leave sentencing to the courts, warns Liberty Victoria

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 10/06/2016 - 22:35

Liberty Victoria is concerned that the Attorney-General has elected to introduce a standard sentence scheme, contrary to the clear advice of the Sentencing Advisory Council’s report in response to the Terms of Reference provided in November 2015, Sentencing Guidance in Victoria. 

Liberty Victoria supports the Sentencing Advisory Council’s statement that sentencing guidance is best delivered by the Court of Appeal, and supports the proposed reforms to the Guideline Judgment regime.

Don't licence protests, says rights group

Submitted by Liberty Victoria on Thu, 30/06/2016 - 00:00

Human rights group Liberty Victoria today expressed great concern about proposed legislation that would require permits to be obtained before people may protest.

Liberty president George Georgiou SC said, “We seriously question the need for such drastic action and urge government to look at alternatives before undertaking such measures.

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