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> “What’s worse, the data disruption and network activity warrants could be issued by a member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal – really?" she said. > "I
by actually_a_dog 5y ago
> “What’s worse, the data disruption and network activity warrants could be issued by a member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal – really?" she said.
> "It is outrageous that these warrants won’t come from a judge of a superior court that is appointed on their personal capacity.”
I'm having trouble with the terminology here, but does that mean that these types of warrants could be issued by the equivalent of a magistrate, rather than a judge?
- dannyw 5y agoyes.
- Kostchei 5y agoNot just that, but in what are effectively civil cases of unfair dismissal
- hazza_n_dazza 5y agono, it means they can be issued by a member of a large tribunal, they are bureaucrats, not even lawyers. (the Administrative Appeals Tribunal). Normally they deal with whether paperwork for such things as licenses or your dole check have been filled in properly.