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Submission to the CJC Advisory Committee on Illicit Drugs by Peter Applegarth

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Queensland Council for Civil Liberties1 November 1993

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Annual Report of the President Ian Dearden - AGM 15 March 1995

Annual ReportQueensland Council for Civil Liberties15 March 1995AGMs, Criminal Justice Commission, criminal law, Criminal Justice, youth offending, youth and the law, Privacy, Surveillance, police powers, Police Indemnities, Domestic Violence, Elder Abuse, Criminal Injuries Compensation, Prisons, Subordinate Legislation, LGBTQI, Environmental Protection, Drug & Alcohol Policy, Abortion, Bill of rights

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT, MATT FOLEY - ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 26 NOVEMBER 1985

Annual Report, SpeechesQueensland Council for Civil Liberties26 November 1985Industrial Relations, Drivers Licenses, asset siezure, Corporal punishment, police powers, detention, Freedom of Information, Medical records, Bill of rights, Drug & Alcohol Policy, Prisons, Privacy, ID cards, Law reform, Abortion, Access to Justice, Mandatory Sentencing, Drug Law Reform, LGBTQI, Alcohol Policy, AGMs

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