Hosted by Nick Hogan, Awais Ahmad · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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This is The Elephant in the Courtroom, a show about the law, its people and what goes on behind the routine appearance of the legal machine.Hosted by Sydney Barristers Nick Hogan and Awais Ahmad.All matters and things discussed in this show are for discussion purposes only and not to be taken as legal advice
Nick Hogan, Awais Ahmad hosts The Elephant in the Courtroom, a business show with 10 episodes published.
In this episode the elephants meet the NSW Bar Association President Dominic Toomey SC. They discuss his successful trip to the High Court in the seminal "Police Powers" case of New South Wales v Robinson, why theatrics
Show notesIn this episode the Elephants meet former Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull AC. It’s a feast for the mind as they talk threats to the Rule of Law in a world of lies and shifting narratives, taking on the British Governmen
Show notesIn this episode, the Elephants talk privacy, proof and dignity as they discuss Justice Lee’s decision in Lehrmann Higgins, the Full Federal Court’s dismissal of the Ben Roberts-Smith appeal and the freshly minted statuto
Show notesJames Allsop AC is a giant of the Australian legal fraternity. His reputation precedes him and in this episode the Elephants do a deep dive into James’ perspectives on everything from the role of the judge, judicial bull
Show notesIn this their pilot episode, the elephants speak with criminal barrister Zoe Alderton about wishing the judge a good morning, the Mr Big policing technique and what she learnt about life during her time at the Aboriginal
Show notesJustice Peter Hamill sits as a judge of the New South Wales Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeal. In this episode he speaks with a refreshing and powerful candour about the important topic of mental health issu
Show notesJames Allsop AC is a giant of the Australian legal fraternity. His reputation precedes him and in this episode the Elephants do a deep dive into James’ perspectives on everything from the role of the judge, judicial bull
Show notesFamed criminal barrister, Margaret Cunneen SC is the guest and star of this episode of The Elephant in the Courtroom. She speaks about her 40 years of experience at both ends of the bar table covering everything from dea
Show notesIn this episode the boys welcome former District Court of New South Wales judge, Stephen Walmsley SC or who Awais ambitiously likes to simply call, Stephen. They cover the things Stephen hated from barristers when he was
Show notesThis is The Elephant in the Courtroom, a show about the law, its people and what goes on behind the routine appearance of the legal machine.
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The Elephant in the Courtroom is hosted by Nick Hogan, Awais Ahmad. The show is categorised under business and has published 10 episodes.
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