Purpose of this chapter Approximately 773,000 or 4% of the adult populatn Atralia-wi intify as gay, lbian or other. The purpose of this chapter is to: highlight for judicial officers some mon misnceptns ma about lbians, gay men and bisexuals, provi some explanatns and termology and discs how they may impact accs to jtice, andprovi guidance about how judicial officers may take acunt of this rmatn urt — om the start to the ncln of urt proceedgs. This guidance is not tend to be prcriptive.
Contents:
- "COMG OUT UNR FIRE": THE STORY OF GAY AND LBIAN SERVICEMEMBERS
- EQUALY BEFORE THE LAW BENCH BOOK — SECTN 8 — LBIANS, GAY MEN AND BISEXUALS
"COMG OUT UNR FIRE": THE STORY OF GAY AND LBIAN SERVICEMEMBERS
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EQUALY BEFORE THE LAW BENCH BOOK — SECTN 8 — LBIANS, GAY MEN AND BISEXUALS
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Gay and Lbian soldiers faced extraordary discrimatn durg World War II.
Liebman and more than 9, 000 Amerin servicemembers, however, eventually were given a Sectn 8 "blue discharge" for beg homosexual.