PSA Podcast - The Frontline of Justice: Inside the NSW Sheriff's Office
About this episode
Troy Wright interviews Glenn Elliott-Rudder about the realities of working in the New South Wales Sheriff's Office.
Assistant General Secretary Troy Wright sits down with Glenn Elliott-Rudder, a Wagga Wagga-based Sheriff's Officer and PSA delegate, to discuss the realities of working in the New South Wales Sheriff's Office. As the oldest law enforcement body in the state, established in 1824, Glenn explains that the lineage of the role actually traces back to Anglo-Saxon times, long predating the classic American Western sheriff. A massive part of a Sheriff's day-to-day job is protecting the justice system...
People in this episode
Host: Troy Wright
Guest: Glenn Elliott-Rudder
Topics covered
- justice
- law enforcement
- Sheriff's Office
- public service
Keywords
- NSW Sheriff's Office
- law enforcement history
- Anglo-Saxon times
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The Frontline of Justice
Places: Wagga Wagga
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