Justice Loukas-Karlsson's Farewell: A Life of Justice & Kindness
Update: 2025-12-15
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Justice Chrissa Loukas-Karlsson, a judge of Greek descent, retired from the ACT Supreme Court after eight years, following a uterine cancer diagnosis. She discussed her health and the demanding schedule of a full-time judge, highlighting the need for a seventh judge in the small court. Despite her health issues, she maintained good spirits, emphasizing the importance of kindness in the law. Chief Justice Lucy McCallum praised her for embodying wisdom, courage, and justice, noting her commitment to justice and inclusion. Justice Loukas-Karlsson began her career with the Aboriginal Legal Service and Legal Aid Commission, becoming a silk in 2012. She was lauded for her advocacy, championing of social justice, and her role as a mentor. In her final words from the bench, she stated it was the honor of her life to serve as a judge in the Supreme Court of the ACT.
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