Kangaroo Court

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The book explores the evolution of the Family Court in Australia, originally a progressive reform from the 1970s, now regarded with widespread disdain. John Hirst delves into the factors that contributed to its decline, analyzing the systemic issues and societal reactions that have led to its controversial status. Through this investigation, Hirst sheds light on the complexities of family law and its impact on Australian society.