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, which is pushing for transparent and accountable processes to investigate allegations into judicial misconduct or impropriety, said parliament and the justice system must set up a clear, open and procedurally fair process for all complaints regarding judicial behaviour. “This would provide opportunity to restore public faith in the justice system by showing the willingness of the Judiciary to be held to the same standards and process for accountability as public servants,” it said. The Tasmanian Supreme Court is investigating an allegation of inappropriate behaviour against a Supreme Court judge. TWL said such alleged misconduct “raises issues around power imbalances in personal relationships, and the potential of workplace sexual harassment” which also have the potential to undermine confidence in the justice system.

Darwin lawyer Alistair Wyvill cleared of misconduct after claiming judge was politically partisan

Darwin lawyer Alistair Wyvill cleared of misconduct after claiming judge was politically partisan By Felicity James © Provided by ABC NEWS The tribunal found Justice Southwood s (right) decision seriously damaged Alistair Wyvill s (left) professional reputation. (Supplied / ABC News) A prominent Darwin barrister has been cleared of professional misconduct and his fears about a Supreme Court judge being politically partisan have sufficient basis, a tribunal has found. Alistair Wyvill SC acted for the Northern Territory s former Labor leader Delia Lawrie during the controversial Stella Maris inquiry in 2013 and 2014, which was initiated by the Country Liberals government. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Southwood later made several findings about Ms Lawrie and Mr Wyvill s political strategy during the Stella Maris inquiry, in a judgment that rejected Ms Lawrie s challenge to its fairness in 2015.

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