Australia’s First Indigenous Supreme Court Justice Lincoln Crowley must have amassed a huge fortune as being a criminal law justice as his career.

Crowley focuses on criminal law, inquests, inquiries, and related civil litigation and proceedings.

He has a broad, national practice and appears regularly in all of Australia’s major jurisdictions, particularly in criminal trials, appeals, and associated actions in Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria.

Likewise, Lincoln was admitted to the bar in 2003 in Sydney after working as a solicitor for several years, first as a solicitor advocate with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service in Queensland and then as a senior solicitor conducting civil litigation for the New South Wales Crown Solicitor’s Office in New South Wales.

Moreover, as per sources, Associate Supreme Court justices in Australia were paid $265,600 per year, while the chief justice was paid $277,000.