Everything about Noel Mcnamara totally explained
Noel John McNamara (born
12 January 1938) is an Australian campaigner for victims of crime and outspoken critic of the Australian
justice system. In
1993 Noel established the
Crime Victims Support Association (CVSA) with his wife Bev McNamara. The association is politically involved and lobbies the government on criminal
law reform and greater support for victims of crime.
Noel is widely consulted and represented in Australian print media, radio and TV. His reported hardline approach to crime often conflicts with the views and actions of
civil libertarians, the
parole board, members of the
legal profession and
judges. Noel advocates harsher jail sentences for people convicted of
murder,
rape,
pedophilia,
culpable driving and other violent crimes. He also advocates the abolition of minimum sentences within the
penal system, the abolition of
double jeopardy laws and the abolition of crimes compensation payments to the families of murdered criminals.
Noel was outraged after his eldest daughter
Tracey McNamara was brutally murdered in
1992 and the killer only received a 10 years minimum
jail term. Since that time Noel has actively supported victims of violent crime and often personally attends court cases on behalf of victims. His motto is,
“To make justice a right, not a privilege.”
Once a year, Noel hosts The Flight of Angels memorial service on the steps of
Parliament House,
Melbourne for victims of
homicide and culpable driving.
Both Noel McNamara and Beverley McNamara received the
Order of Australia (Companion) Medal in
2004 for service to the community, particularly through the Crime Victims Support Association Victoria.
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