NSW Levels of Australian Law Question

[ausguerila]

If justice fails at all levels of court, how are matters able to be taken further? Are there any older laws which would accommodate this?

 

[Tim W]

A little background will help us give you a meaningful answer.

 

[ausguerila]

How so? Are there any laws for people who want to take matters further than any court?

 

[Tim W]

What is the background to your question?

 

[Rob Legat - SBPL]

There are lots of ways to deal with things other than going to court. Giving some context to your situation would help narrow them down a bit.

 

[Rod]

How so? Are there any laws for people who want to take matters further than any court?

Are you suggesting a look back into medieval England for some old obscure law?
Vigilantism?
Political lobbying?
Anarchy?
Other?

Without background context your question is too broad to answer in any meaningful way.

 

[ausguerila]

I mean when justice fails at all levels of court, are there any laws: past or present that you can pursue in an attempt to achieve justice? Whether it be from medieval times where it's a one on one fight to death.

 

[Rob Legat - SBPL]

Laws deal with specific areas, eg property, criminal acts, child support, discrimination. That's why we're asking what the background circumstances are. If you can't or won't give us that, we can't or won't help you.

And duelling was outlawed a long time ago.

 

[ausguerila]

The background circumstances are that you have failed to receive justice no matter how far you have taken a case through the court system and want to take matters further. If dueling has been outlawed, how else could you go about this? Please keep in mind that I am not talking about committing a crime due to the nature of this pursue would have to bring on the consent from both parties.

 

[Rob Legat - SBPL]

Okay, I don't know if you're not getting this or simply don't want to disclose. If you don't tell us what the factual situation is, you're not going to get any sort of sensible answer.