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  1. 3 votes
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  2. add the Defence Force Discipline Appeals Tribunal to the list of courts that are in your alerts list.

    As the DFDAT is effectively a court of appeal which sits with 3 judges from the Federal Court and the State Supreme Courts, it is superior appellate tribunal that would enhance your alerts list.

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  3. Legislation has been 'appealed'

    When I look up the Supreme Court (General Civil Procedure) Rules 2005 (Vic) it says it has been appealed.

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  4. Table of contents failure

    The table of contents is a real time saver.

    Here is an example of where it fails, though:
    https://jade.barnet.com.au/Jade.html#article=67936

    PFENNIG v THE QUEEN (1995) 182 CLR 461.

    Nothing gets listed in the TOC.

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  5. 4 votes
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  7. Fix R v Ellis references in DPP v McInnes

    DPP v Mcinnes [2017] VSCA 374

    Every citation of R v Ellis redirects to R v Brazel, where it should (of course) refer to R v Ellis (1986) 6 NSWLR 603. Please fix. Thanks in anticipation.

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  8. The link to Golan v AOTC in paragraph 83 of R v Roberts & Urbanec [2004] VSCA 1; 9 VR 295 takes one to the wrong case.

    The link to Golan v AOTC in paragraph 83 of R v Roberts & Urbanec [2004] VSCA 1; 9 VR 295 takes one to the wrong case.

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