The fate of hundreds of youths imprisoned under controversial "joint enterprise" laws could be decisively rewritten this month when the first test cases come before the criminal court of appeal.
James Merlino, who dumped the CFA board on Friday just hours after his predecessor Jane Garrett resigned over the controversial union enterprise bargaining agreement (EBA), also announced the establishment of a CFA consultative committee, which he says will bring a "fresh start".
One man who remains particularly vocal in his criticism of what got built in the post-war period is Nicholas Boys Smith, founder of Create Streets a controversial social enterprise that campaigns for low-rise, terraced housing and apartments.
One man who remains particularly vocal in his criticism of what got built in the post-war period is Nicholas Boys Smith, founder of Create Streets - a controversial social enterprise that campaigns for low-rise, terraced housing and apartments.
One of the riskiest and most controversial recent enterprises, Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained," features a "Sleeping Beauty" plot.
While more common in subsequent years, in the 1960s it was controversial to feature an Enterprise crew that included a Japanese helmsman, a Russian navigator, a black female communications officer, and a Vulcan-Human first officer.
One of the most controversial clauses asks larger enterprises — like those with net profits of at least 50 million rupees, or $815,000 — to donate 2 percent of their net profits to corporate social responsibility programs.
The boys were convicted under the controversial legal doctrine of joint enterprise, which states that you don't have to deliver the fatal blow or inflict the lethal wound to be convicted.
