ProfCraig Longman

Interview on Deaths in Custody and National Police Accountability

Sydney University Student Union

Co-Counsel for Leetona Dungay, Complaint to the United Nations Human Rights Council regarding the death of her son David Dungay Jnr in custody in New South Wales.

Co-Counsel for the family in relation to the death of Nathan Reynolds in Outer Metropolitan Multi-Purpose Correctional Centre on 1 September 2018. The inquest considered healthcare services in NSW Prisons.

Co-Counsel in the representation of Community members in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and NSW Court of Appeal, regarding the right to protest and Black Lives Matter protests.

UNSW Australia

Junior Counsel representing the family of Naomi Williams in the NSW Coronial Inquest into her death, a leading case raising systemic discrimination in the health sector in New South Wales.

Discussion of the judgment of Attorney General v XX and the next steps for the campaign for justice in the Bowraville Murders.

The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal has dismissed an application for a retrial in the unsolved murders of three Aboriginal children from the town of Bowraville in the 1990's. Following the decision, legal expert, Craig Longman has detailed the court's ruling, which hinged on the legal definition of "fresh and compelling" evidence. He was joined in the studio by Leonie Duroux, an aunt to one of the murdered children, who has vowed to continue to pursue justice for the victims.

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