Queenslanders, were to tax will be going

[Chucaro]

Criminals could be paid to leave G20 security zones (http://www.abc.net.au/news/#state=tas)

Police Minister Jack Dempsey says locals who do not pass criminal history checks will be denied access to the restricted zones and alternative accommodation will be provided at the cost of a few hundred dollars.

Are some people in power going tropo ?

[Saitch]

Hey Chucaro
Just another reason to move to Tassie.
We're all just Dairy Humans who get milked every day:soapbox:
More interesting is that a mate of mine who lived on the Bundy-Lowmead Rd just near the Kolan River bridge, not far from where you where at Moore Park, is now living in Tassie & loving it.
We hope to visit next year.
Steve

[Chucaro]

Steve, I am retired and with family in Hobart and Melbourne, that it is the reason why I moved to Tasmania.
Remember that the the "greens are always nicer on the other side" what suit some people does not suit others.
What I like here is the clean air, the wilderness and that everything is close by. Also I did not like the extreme weather that we used to have in Qld.

Back to the topic or related to it, I cannot understand why the alleged criminals are free if they are so dangerous :confused:
It is not the case that if they are not proved guilty are innocent or if they served their time they are free?
Are they not entitled to live in their place of residence if there are not prove that they are going to commit a crime?
What will be next in Qld?
Perhaps declare political insurgents those that do not agree with the government in place and lock them up?

Cheers

[bob10]

Steve, I am retired and with family in Hobart and Melbourne, that it is the reason why I moved to Tasmania.
Remember that the the "greens are always nicer on the other side" what suit some people does not suit others.
What I like here is the clean air, the wilderness and that everything is close by. Also I did not like the extreme weather that we used to have in Qld.

Back to the topic or related to it, I cannot understand why the alleged criminals are free if they are so dangerous :confused:
It is not the case that if they are not proved guilty are innocent or if they served their time they are free?
Are they not entitled to live in their place of residence if there are not prove that they are going to commit a crime?
What will be next in Qld?
Perhaps declare political insurgents those that do not agree with the government in place and lock them up?

Cheers

Just a bit of history , probably nothing to do with this situation, Bob

Democracy Web | Rule of Law: History (http://www.google.com.au/url'sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=web&cd=5&cad=rja&ved=0CEQQFjAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.democracyweb.org%2Frule%2Fhis tory.php&ei=JuJwUrHqGISolAWHw4GQCA&usg=AFQjCNEHhOSZpKlwZ3XVnFGVBF86RC6H7w)


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In modern democracies, the rule of law relies on the presence of a judiciary or court system ... Separation of powers is thus essential to the rule of law. ... Nazi Germany and other Fascist states, for instance, imposed legal systems based on the ...

[Chucaro]

Well Bob, looking the last events there looks like that the separation of powers is finito :(
The more that I read the more that I remember from were I come from :(