Comments on: An imperfect thing: the media’s influence on justice http://salient.org.nz/features/an-imperfect-thing-the-medias-influence-on-justice Fri, 25 May 2012 03:34:26 +0000 hourly 1 By: toxic viral mantampon of love http://salient.org.nz/features/an-imperfect-thing-the-medias-influence-on-justice#comment-386070 toxic viral mantampon of love Tue, 25 Aug 2009 22:54:24 +0000 http://www.salient.org.nz/?p=11664#comment-386070 I unrecommend Jake's above book recommendation. Unless you want to bore the crap out of yourself.... bored so much that you start thinking that, like the good old days( lynch mobs), the Justice system really works. So lets all learn to accept the unacceptable, woops we have I see very little non- violent noncompliance for needed change. P.S Not a bad piece, but I am still not gay for you Woods (or gay for your wood). I unrecommend Jake’s above book recommendation.

Unless you want to bore the crap out of yourself…. bored so much that you start thinking that, like the good old days( lynch mobs), the Justice system really works.

So lets all learn to accept the unacceptable, woops we have I see very little non- violent noncompliance for needed change.

P.S Not a bad piece, but I am still not gay for you Woods (or gay for your wood).

]]> By: Jake Quinn http://salient.org.nz/features/an-imperfect-thing-the-medias-influence-on-justice#comment-385834 Jake Quinn Mon, 17 Aug 2009 09:44:08 +0000 http://www.salient.org.nz/?p=11664#comment-385834 An excellent post Jackson. The public interest is an ill-defined yet often used term used by editors to justify varying levels of decency (mostly driven by the underlying and ever present drive for ratings). You and your readers may enjoy reading a book just published called "In the Public Interest : Essays in Honour of Professor Keith Jackson" edited by Mark Francis & Jim Tully, which is packed with essays on this and related topics. If Vic library doesn't have it yet, get a lecturer to request it and they will buy it. Anyway, good work. http://nationwide.netstep.co.nz/books/In_the_Public_Interest__Essays_in_Honour_of_Professor_Keith_Jackson/1877257834.html?option=results&search_by=isbn&search_text=1877257834&Fnew_search=1&pagestyle=single&nsBookshop_Session=62b49d4e51f69eac7fc8787994ac0fc8 An excellent post Jackson. The public interest is an ill-defined yet often used term used by editors to justify varying levels of decency (mostly driven by the underlying and ever present drive for ratings). You and your readers may enjoy reading a book just published called “In the Public Interest : Essays in Honour of Professor Keith Jackson” edited by Mark Francis & Jim Tully, which is packed with essays on this and related topics. If Vic library doesn’t have it yet, get a lecturer to request it and they will buy it. Anyway, good work. http://nationwide.netstep.co.nz/books/In_the_Public_Interest__Essays_in_Honour_of_Professor_Keith_Jackson/1877257834.html?option=results&search_by=isbn&search_text=1877257834&Fnew_search=1&pagestyle=single&nsBookshop_Session=62b49d4e51f69eac7fc8787994ac0fc8

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