Dr Julie Doughty
@juliedoughty.bsky.social
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lawyer (retired solicitor; academic). Live in Wales now, although still Australian. Child law; media law. Legal blogger in family courts for The Transparency Project www.transparencyproject.org.uk (contact me there as I don't receive DMs on Bluesky)
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juliedoughty.bsky.social
yes - it would be so unfair and such a loss to dismiss Keaton's achievements - Annie Hall, Love and Death, etc because of later revelations about Allen
markharris.bsky.social
I don't argue with anyone who won't watch a Woody Allen movie; it's a personal choice, different for everyone. But Diane Keaton is a big reason I almost never say "[Movie X] is dead to me." My argument isn't "Separate the artist from the art"; it's that movies are never just one person's legacy.
juliedoughty.bsky.social
I was more terrified by Indian - Pakistan skirmishes in Kashmir than Cuba. Maybe because I lived in Singapore then. I was a fully grown adult for Star Wars :-)
juliedoughty.bsky.social
those three assassinations in the US were frightening, esp MLK who wasn't a politician
juliedoughty.bsky.social
I lived in Australia when the children were killed by the mining industry in Aberfan but it was huge news there
juliedoughty.bsky.social
childhood age from when to when? I remember (Singapore) a neighbour rushing in to tell my mother JFK had been killed. Also (Canberra) being allowed to go home from school to watch moon landing. Hippie stuff from San Francisco. Vietnam demos
juliedoughty.bsky.social
Reds is a terrific film and Diane Keaton in very brave performance
markharris.bsky.social
There are so many Diane Keaton performances to remember, but a lot of people haven't seen Reds, and A) my God, see it, it is a masterpiece and B) her performance as Louise Bryant is one of the bravest, toughest, least sympathy-courting pieces of work by an American actress in the last 50 years.
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johnrain.co.uk
The moment that always springs to mind is this from Godfather 2. The heartbreak and total fear she shows without saying a word. Just perfect. What a loss.
juliedoughty.bsky.social
that's a gorgeous photo and exactly how I remember Diane Keaton
feldmanadam.bsky.social
RIP Diane Keaton, 79, one of a kind
juliedoughty.bsky.social
it's the NT Council elections & AGM this month so maybe their comms team don't offer views in the run-up?
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seethrujustice.transparencyproject.org.uk
Allocation & Gatekeeping guidance - We'd like more information about the issues in a case to be included in the court lists please, starting with consistent practice in using the Listing Code. This is currently patchy.
seethrujustice.transparencyproject.org.uk
This topic was recently covered in a consultation issued by judges that updates guidance to courts on what level of judge or magistrate should sit on a case and generally how applications received will be efficiently administered. The guidance says... https://transparencyproject.org.uk/?p=29898
juliedoughty.bsky.social
just realised they probably meant 'taunting'. Not news and not even literate
juliedoughty.bsky.social
even Kennedy is looking sceptical
juliedoughty.bsky.social
oh that's 'the Cabinet'. They're not embarrassed by anything, just trying to think up something madder to say
juliedoughty.bsky.social
an 11 year old twitter joke is quite a thing
juliedoughty.bsky.social
why does everyone else in the room look so embarrassed, I wonder
juliedoughty.bsky.social
I know they are different and the juxtaposition isn't your design but the photo is the only image next to the headline. The guys in the photo may well put in a complaint
juliedoughty.bsky.social
unfortunate pic of two presumably unrelated men next to it though!
juliedoughty.bsky.social
ha! yes. One day someone will write a book charting Johnson's record breaking abuse of public office