KARL FIRES UP: 'Is There One Rule For Some and Another For Everyone Else?'

JUMP AHEAD

David Craig: Islamaphobia 00:02:30

Leisa Jeisman: The Brutal Attack of a Teen 00:19:58

Kimberley Hone: Counsellor Kicked Out By Mayor 0:32:13

Darcy Gervasoni: 24-year old Farmer Fights Back 0:45:28

Australia's justice system is under the spotlight.

Former AFP operative David Craig joins Karl Stefanovic to ask whether Australia is developing a two-tier approach to policing and national security, as another ISIS-linked Australian seeks to return home.

Then, Leisa Jeisman shares the heartbreaking story of her teenage son, who was allegedly attacked by a gang in Perth, only to see one of the accused granted bail. She asks whether victims are being forgotten.

Plus, Tweed councillor Kimberly Hone discusses her suspension after questioning the mayor, and farmer Darcy Gervasoni explains why Australian agriculture is facing increasing pressure.

Do you think Australia's justice system is treating everyone equally?

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NOTE: On The Brutal Attack of Lucas Jeisman:

We reached out to WA Police, who said medical assistance was offered at the scene and declined. Police said the assault was first reported the following day, after officers had attended the initial gathering, and that detectives subsequently launched an investigation, charging five juveniles in relation to the attack. Police also confirmed that one juvenile pleaded guilty to assault occasioning bodily harm, but the Children's Court imposed no punishment under Section 67 of the Young Offenders Act.