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In Australia it not that uncommon for the government to fund legal challenges via grants to it's own laws or to areas of unchallenged law to create rulings. But
by gonzo41 4y ago
In Australia it not that uncommon for the government to fund legal challenges via grants to it's own laws or to areas of unchallenged law to create rulings. But what you're describing almost seems like you need a anti corruption body that's publicly funded to sue for the best outcome of policy. Giving individuals standing would make it possible but cripplingly expensive to pursue.
- whatusername 4y agoHave you got some specific Australian examples of that? I feel like I should know one or two - but nothing is coming to mind.
- gonzo41 4y agoI was thinking about Family law court (federal in australia), in cases where it's complex migration and custody matters and some of the scenarios haven't really been seen before but may be considered on paper.