Clement was first admitted to practice in 2010. Between 2011 and 2017, Clement was the specialist youth justice lawyer at the NT Legal Aid Commission in Alice Springs and primarily represented both Indigenous and non-Indigenous young offenders in the Youth Justice Court and the Supreme Court.
In 2016, he was awarded a Churchill fellowship to study juvenile mental health courts and other justice responses to children with mental health issues in USA, Canada and New Zealand.
Prior to commencing his PhD in 2020, Clement worked as a senior lawyer at the Legal Policy Division of the NT Department of the Attorney-General and Justice and volunteered at the Solomon Islands Law Reform Commission. Clement is currently a Scientia PhD candidate with the Faculty of Law and Justice, UNSW. Clement continues to teach and practise criminal law in the NT.
Project
To study mental health courts and other justice responses to youth with mental health issues
Clement Ng
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