Bikers are unfairly targeted by the police and community. >>

Bullying and personality clashes can affect verdicts. >>

Has the media learnt from the past? >>

The trouble with laws aimed at deterring hoons. >>

Her defence team didn't appear strong at all. >>

Drink drivers would benefit from a reduction in penalties. >>

New interstate law is ridiculous and not proper punishment. >>

Callaghan's comments on Mooloolaba violence were fair. >>

New tax on alcopops makes me feel queasy. >>

Conditions imposed on sex offender were too tough. >>

They could help deter and detect crime on the Coast. >>

I would like to hear more debate on these issues. >>

What a coup if we could bring him here. >>

Ready-do-drink beverages may be linked to increasing violence. >>

But they should be peace makers, not using tasers to quell youth problems. >>

Stun guns may create more problems for police. >>

The bottom line with a lot of issues is politics. >>

A policy of this type will not reduce accidents. >>

The Department of Child Safety is due for a major overhaul. >>

These teens were not thugs that just decided to bash a person. >>

New South Australian legislation outlaws motorcycle clubs and gives police the power to take away members' bikes. And it's founded on stigma ... >>

Do you feel safe on the Sunshine Coast? >>

Criminal sentences have changed a lot since the old days. >>

I found the Labor leader polished and impressive >>

Everyone should watch In Plane Site. >>

Young people have a tough time when they are on the wrong side of the law but some are able to straighten themselves out. >>

It seems that the ordinary sentencing principles do not apply to the offence of disqualified driving. >>

Let the campaigning begin! >>

Where clubhouses and sheds on properties are raided, the charges can be hard to prove. >>

There has been reaction recently to what appear to be light sentences handed down by the courts. >>

A pre-sentencing rehabilitiation program may be the key to keeping jails from being overcrowded. >>

We hear a lot about the behaviour of young people in Moolooaba, both in their cars and on foot. >>

A man has faced court charged with assault after he breathed on a police officer. >>

Our justice system did not work in the case of Dr Haneef. >>

It seems that whenever juveniles are caught offending, the debate is raised about whether parents should be made responsible for crimes their children commit. >>

The Dr Haneef case shows our government is prepared to make decisions about our freedom that do not seem to be based on evidence or the need to protect us. >>

Is the treatment of Doctor Haneef, and the response from our authorities, greater cause for concern for us? >>