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Michael Cahill S.C.
Michael Cahill is an experienced advocate practicing in all criminal and quasi-criminal jurisdictions. He is an accredited specialist criminal law advocate under the Victorian Bar’s Indictable Crime Certificate program and is a Victoria Legal Aid (‘VLA’) Criminal Trial Preferred barrister. He is also a member of the Panel …..
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Ethics and Professional Responsibility, Professional Skills, Practice Management and Business SkillsTen Tips for Good Courtroom Communication with Judges
$77.00
Ten Tips for Good Courtroom Communication with Judges
This seminar discusses how Barristers can effectively communicate with Judges. The seminar is presented by Victorian County Court Judge Chettle. Judge Chettle advises advocates from his own experiences, both as a Judge and Barrister, the steps to take to create and maintain a positive relationship with a judge throughout a case.
Motherisk Laboratory Hair, Drug and Alcohol testing: Independent Review
$77.00Motherisk Laboratory Hair, Drug and Alcohol testing: Independent Review
Professor Olaf Drummer is Deputy Director (Academic Programs) at Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine and Professor and Head of the Department of Forensic Medicine at Monash University.
Courts routinely accepted Motherisk’s hair drug test results without challenge as evidence of parental substance abuse until a retired Judge’s independent review exposed mistakes in testing procedures, as the result of a successful appeal against conviction in the Canadian Bloomfield case.
Sentencing Options involving CCOs and Imprisonment
$77.00
Sentencing Options involving CCOs and Imprisonment
This seminar is presented by The Honourable Judge Gaynor of the Victorian County Court. Her Honour gives a presentation on the sentencing principles applicable to the imposition of a Community Corrections Order, either alone or in combination with a term of imprisonment. Judge Gaynor discusses how barristers can best make submissions regarding CCOs when appearing in the County Court.