S6 Episode 7: Issues of Complicity - How to be Guilty Without Pulling the Trigger
Release Date: 03/03/2025
S7 Episode 7: A Legal Lifecycle — From Counsel to Court – the Bench
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In this episode, the discussion explores what it means to move from the Bar into judicial leadership and how roles on the bench have evolved through periods of challenge and transformation. The conversation goes beyond positions and titles. It examines identity, impact, and what it means to serve the legal profession at its highest levels with purpose, reflection, and courage.
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S7 Episode 6: A Legal Lifecycle — On Your Feet at the Bar
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In this episode, the focus is on women who have transitioned into a career as barristers. It explores their experiences, the challenges they have encountered, and the rewarding moments that come with life at the Bar.
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S7 Episode 5: Daze in Court - Cryptic Crypto
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In this episode, Foley's List barrister Rohan Hoult and Lee Formica, Partner at Lander & Rogers, reminisce about the early days, sharing personal stories and experiences from that time. Later, Dr Aaron Lane outlines three key reasons people buy cryptocurrency and explains how digital transactions can sometimes be easier to trace than traditional bank transfers.
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S7 Episode 4: A Legal Lifecycle — Reinventing the Legal Role
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A Legal Lifecycle: Conversations Accross a Career In this episode, we step beyond the traditional boundaries of legal practice. From government and in-house roles to entrepreneurship and academia. We talk to women who are redefining what it means to work within and adjacent to the legal profession.
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S7 Episode 3: A Legal Lifecycle: Foundations — Life in Private Practice
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A Legal Lifecycle: Conversations Accross a Career This episode focuses on the private practice environment and reflections on what it means to build and sustain a long-term career in that setting. The episode explores a range of topics from culture and client work to leadership, mentorship, shifting goals and the evolving realities of the professional landscape in private practice.
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S7 Episode 2: Caveats and Contracts of Sale
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In this episode, Foley’s barrister Philip Barton examines caveats under the Transfer of Land Act, contracts of sale, and related issues. He discusses recent matters covering the power to lodge and effect of a caveat to the Transfer of Land Act 1958, caveat removal, tests for removal under section 90, the position of a nominee purchaser and more.
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S7 Episode 1: Daze in Court - Harriet, Paradise and IVO's
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In this Daze in Court episode, Foley's List barristers Rohan Hoult and Harriet Geddes unpack how the new amendments to family violence laws are reshaping intervention order matters, with risk assessments now central to the process. They discuss the importance of identifying the allegations, understanding the risks alleged, and the critical coordination needed between the Family Court and the Magistrates’ Court.
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S6 Episode 23: Daze in Court - The Bank of Mum and Dad – loans, gifts and Wilburys
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In this Daze in Court episode, Foley's List barristers Rohan Hoult, Amy Yu, and Partner Tim Gough from Kennedy Partners explore the growing reliance on the “Bank of Mum and Dad” in today’s property market. They cover resulting trusts, loan agreements, and the presumption of advancement, highlighting what practitioners need to know when advising clients.
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S6 Episode 22: Daze in Court - Appeals, Addbacks & Shinohara v Shinohara
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In this Daze in Court episode, Foley's List barristers Rohan Hoult, Eliza Tiernan, and Alex Metherell tackle the complexities of add-backs in family law matters, examining their impact on practitioners and the property pool. They also provide essential guidance on the rules of appeal and court etiquette to help legal professionals navigate the judicial system.
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S6 Episode 21: Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference (TIIC) program
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Reflections and commentary on the Dynamic Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference program: A must-know about modern option for every family lawyer guiding clients through the maze of assessment and intervention options. In this episode, Foley's List Barrister Laura Colla, speaks with Child Expert Lisa Bottomley, Clinical Psychologist Vincent Papaleo, and Psychiatrist Dr. Timothy Entwisle. They delve into the Therapeutic Inclusive Intervention Conference program (TIIC), a multidisciplinary initiative co-developed by Bottomley and Papaleo. This program is...
info_outlineIssues of Complicity – How to be Guilty Without Pulling the Trigger
This is a recording of session 1 of the 2025 Foley's February criminal law series.
In this session, Foley’s barristers Neill Hutton SC, Daniel Ryan & Megan Styles address how individuals can be held criminally responsible for an offence without directly committing the act, through aiding, abetting, or encouraging the principal offender. This session covers legal interpretations and rulings concerning complicity in criminal offences under specific sections of the law.
Neill Hutton SC has specialised in conducting criminal trials for over 20 years, he is a Victoria Legal Aid Criminal Trial Preferred barrister and holds the Indictable Crime Certificate.
Daniel Ryan accepts briefs from both prosecution agencies and defence and has significant experience in the conduct of bail applications, plea hearings, contested hearings, Contest Mentions, intervention order applications, forensic procedure applications.
Megan Styles accepts briefs in a broad range of matters. She has a particular interest in matters involving commercial and white-collar crime, asset confiscation, proceeds of crime, law enforcement, insolvency law, banking and finance and financial investigations/compliance.