Adelaide Law Review
Established in 1960, the Adelaide Law Review is one of the oldest and most prestigious law reviews in Australia.
The Review publishes articles, comments, review essays, case notes and book reviews on all areas of the law from the foremost national and international legal scholars. Submissions to the Adelaide Law Review receive independent, anonymous peer review prior to acceptance.
The Review typically publishes two issues each year, and is managed by an Editorial Board comprising select faculty members of the Adelaide Law School, a team of Student Editors selected each year on the basis of academic excellence in the Bachelor of Laws program, and Associate Editors chosen each year from the top Student Editors in the previous year.
Key contacts
Adelaide Law Review Primary Contact: alr@adelaide.edu.au
Editor in Chief: Professor Matthew Stubbs
Editors: Dr Joshua Curtis, Dr Samuel White
Adelaide Law Review Issues
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Volume 45 Number 2 2024
Vale Associate Professor Tony Moore
• In Memoriam: Anthony Peter (Tony) Moore, 1945–2023
Articles
• Sentencing Criminal Offenders with Autism: A Comparative Analysis of Three Jurisdictions
• Exclusive Possession, ‘Contractualisation’ and the Lease-Licence Dichotomy: A Reconsideration of Legal Categorisation in the Airbnb Era
• Sex, Money and the Law: Financial Discrimination Against Sex Workers
• The Mineralogy Act and the Rule of Law
• Civil Dispute Resolution in Australia: A Content Analysis of the Teaching of the Topic of ADR in the Core Legal Curriculum
• Use of Cy-près and Administrative Schemes by Australian Higher Education Providers to End Dead Hand Control of Charitable Assets
Comments
• Revisiting the Limit on Small Claims in South Australia’s Minor Civil Jurisdiction
Case Notes
• The Jury is Out: Vunilagi v The Queen (2023) 411 ALR 224
• Santos’ Pipe(Line) Dream: Santos NA Barossa Pty Ltd v Tipakalippa (2022) 296 FCR 124 -
Volume 45 Number 1 2024
Volume 45 Number 1 2024
Special Issue: 140 Years of the Adelaide Law School
• Celebrating 140 Years of Adelaide Law School
• Opening Address to Students at the Commencement of the 140th Year of the Adelaide Law School
• Policing the Legal Person: How John Finnis and other Jurisprudential Figures Continue to Unperson Women
• Are Labour Rights Human Rights?
• Theory and Influences Found in Australian Insolvency Law
• Law Reform and Legal Change in Augustan England
• The Suggested Effect of a South Australian Parliamentary Vote of No Confidence in a Minister: Is it Uncertain?
• The Impact of Sequana on the Directors’ Obligation to Consider Creditor Interests in Financially Distressed Companies: Was it Worth the Wait?
• Law on North Terrace Redux – Book Review: Adelaide Law: A History of the Adelaide Law School by John Waugh
• Graduation Oration to Graduates from the 140th Year of the Adelaide Law School -
Volume 44 Number 2 2023
Articles
- Reconsidering the Definition of ‘Attack’ and ‘Damage’ in Cyber Operations During Armed Conflict: Emerging Subsequent State Practice
- Legal Professional Privilege and Corporate Wrongdoing
- ‘A Turbid Admixture’: The Long Shadow of the Common Law Procedure Act 1854
- Income Splitting in Australia: Time for a Principled Approach?
- Neither Superior Nor Subordinate: An Exploration of the Military Jurisdiction in Domestic Operations
- Limiting Overlap of Copyright Exclusive Rights Online: Lessons from Canada’s SOCAN v ESA Case on Streaming and Downloads
- Hearing Friendly Voices: A Case for Increased Indigenous Constitutional Intervention before the High Court of Australia
- Electronic Signatures and Lawyers: Potential Not Reached?
- Narratives of Force, Resistance and Mistaken Belief in Consent in South Australian Rape Cases
Comments
- Optional and Ill-Defined? Reconsidering Strict and Qualified Neutrality in Light of State Responses to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
- Adverse Inferences and Failures to ‘Come Up to Proof’
Case Notes
- Innocent Until Predicted Guilty: Garlett v Western Australia (2022) 404 ALR 182
- A Fly on the Wall, Met with a Swat: Farm Transparency International Ltd v New South Wales (2022) 403 ALR 1
Book Review
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Volume 44 Number 1 2023
Articles
- The Holy See and the Personal Injury Exception to Foreign State Immunity in Australia
- The Thought Problem and Judicial Review of Administrative Algorithms
- The Wandering Arch: A Topographical History of the High Court of Australia on Circuit
- Valuing the Inconvenience Resulting from the Temporary Unavailability of One's Property
- Compensating and Taxing Land Regulations
- Evidence Exclusion and the Epistemic Search for Truth in Criminal Trials in the United States, Canada, Nigeria and Australia
- A Warning about Judicial Directions and Warnings
- A Critical Appraisal of the 'No Contact' Rule
Case Notes
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Volume 43 Number 2 2022
Articles
- Transnational Regulatory Law: Domestic Implementation, Transparency and Scrutiny
- The Nature and Purpose of Complainant Intoxication Evidence in Rape Trials: A Study of Australian Appellate Court Decisions
- Disadvantage and the Automated Decision
- The Defence of Superior Orders (and Related Defences) in Australian Military Law
- Time to Reform the Reforms? Loss of Consortium Actions in South Australia and Queensland
- An Analysis of Some Recent Maritime Challenges from the Perspective of the International Law of Military Operations
- Guiding Light or Opaque Filter? The Minister’s Guidelines for the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation in Performing its Functions and Exercising its Powers as Relevant to Security
- Evaluating the Prospect of the Paris Agreement in Light of Experimentalist Governance
- Balancing Impartiality and Free Speech: An Empirical Study of ‘On the Ground’ Experiences of Australian Public Servants
- Donors and Dads Online: Emerging Trends and Legal Implications Involving the Internet in the Creation of Non-Traditional Families in Australia
Comments
Case Notes
- Deus Ex Minister: Djokovic v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs (2022) 397 ALR 1
- Putting Employers on Notice: Kozarov v Victoria (2022) 399 ALR 573
- Carrying on a Business in Australia Using Cookies: Facebook Inc v Australian Information Commissioner (2022) 402 ALR 445
- What Does Parliament Want? Director of Public Prosecutions (Vic) Reference No 1 of 2019 (2021) 392 ALR 413
Distinguished Address
Book Review
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Volume 43 Number 1 2022
In Memoriam: His Excellency Judge James Richard Crawford AC SC FBA 1948-2021
- Remembering James Crawford
- The Teaching of Public International Law in Australian Law Schools: 2021 and Beyond
Forum – 10 Years of the South Australian Law Reform Institute
- The South Australian Law Reform Institute a Decade On: ‘May you Continue Well into the Future’
- The Past, Present and Future of Law Reform in South Australia: Paving the Way Forward
- How Should the Law Respond to Australians’ Use of International Commercial Surrogacy?
- Better Together: Microboards and Supported Decision-Making in South Australia
- Resolving the ‘Minefield’ of Surrogacy: The Surrogacy Act 2019 (SA) and the Enduring Question of Commercial Surrogacy
- Putting the Law of Burial to Rest: South Australia v Ken [2021] SASC 10
- A Review of Advance Care Directives and Enduring Powers of Attorney in South Australia: Preserving Autonomy and Preventing Abuse
- Lost in Translation: Overcoming Practical Barriers in the Operation of Advance Care Directives and Enduring Powers of Attorney in South Australia
Editor’s Note
Articles
- Transformation from the Inside Out: Community Engagement and the Role of Islamic Law in Addressing Family Violence Within Afghan Refugee and Migrant Communities in South Australia
- A Uniquely Australian Approach: A Thematic Analysis of the Normative Foundations of Australia’s Approach to the Regulation of the Internet
- Holding Human Research Ethics Committees to Account: A Role for Judicial Review?
- COVID-19 and the Future of Australian Public Health Law
- Could Existing Anticruelty Laws Ban Whip Use in Horse Racing?
- Calling Out the ADF Into the Grey Zone
Comments
- ‘A More Effective Corruption-Busting Tool’ or An Effectively Busted ICAC? Examining the 2021 Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee Amendments to the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012 (SA)
- No Cases, No Worries? South Australia’s Racial Vilification Laws and the Need for Reform
Case Notes
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Volume 42 Number 2 2021
Articles
- Anti-discrimination Law As The Protector Of Other Rights And Freedoms: The Case Of The Racial Discrimination Act
- Application Of Work Health And Safety And Workers’ Compensation Laws To On-demand Workers In The Gig Economy: The Need For Legal Clarity
- Safeguarding Consumer Rights In A Technology Driven Marketplace
- Indie Law For YouTubers: YouTube And The Legality Of Demonetisation
Comments
- Vexatious Litigant Orders In South Australia: Time For A New Look?
- Artemis Accords: A New Path Forward For Space Lawmaking?
- Common Fund Orders: Where Are We Now, And Where To Next?
- South Australia’s Truth In Political Advertising Law: A Model For Australia?
Case Notes
- The Show Must Go On: Wigmans V Amp Ltd (2021) 388 Alr 272
- Clive Palmer, Section 92, And Covid-19: Where ‘Absolutely Free’ Is Absolutely Not: Palmer V Western Australia (2021) 388 Alr 180
Book Reviews
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Volume 42 Number 1 2021
Articles
- ‘Unlawful Sexual Relationships’: A Comparative Analysis of Criminal Laws Against Persistent Child Sexual Abuse in Queensland and South Australia
- Speaking Back: Does Counterspeech Provide Adequate Redress for Racial Vilification?
- The ‘Joint Endeavour Constructive Trust’ Doctrine in Australia: Deconstructing Unconscionability
- Keeping the Peace of the iRealm
- Controversy and Renown: Coleman Phillipson at the Adelaide Law School
- Higher Education Providers’ Liability to Students for Failing Adequately to Embed Learning Outcomes in the Educational Experience
- Drafting Inter-Asian Legalities: Jakarta’s Transnational Corporate Lawyers
- Ensuring Impactful Performance in Green Bonds and Sustainability Linked Loans
- Abandoning the Quistclose Trust in Insolvency
- Mapping Changes in the Access to Civil Justice of Average Australians: An Analysis and Empirical Survey
Case notes
- Constitutional Battlegrounds: Private R v Cowen (2020) 383 ALR 1
- Obligations to Tender Mixed Statements: Upholding the Right to a Fair Trial or an Undue Erosion of Prosecutorial Discretion? Nguyen v The Queen (2020) 380 ALR 193
- For Want of an Effective Coroners Act: Bell v Deputy Coroner (SA) [2020] SASC 59
Book reviews
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Volume 41 Number 2 2020
Articles
- Australia’s Commitment to ‘Advance the Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples around the Globe’ on the United Nations Human Rights Council
- Sentencing to Protect the Safety of the Community
- The Right to Reasons and the Courts’ Supervisory Jurisdiction
- A Doctrinal and Feminist Analysis of the Constitutionality of the Australian Citizenship Revocation Laws
- Is the Tail Wagging the Dog? Finding a Place for ADR in Pre-Action Processes: Practice and Perception
- Regulating the Influencers: The Evolution of Lobbying Regulation in Australia
- Reflections on Paddy Ireland on Companies
- The Resignation of the Third Indian Law Commission: Who Makes Law?
- Transgender and Intersex Athletes, Professional Sport and the Duty to Ensure Worker Health and Safety: Challenges and Opportunities
Comments
- A Final Bail Review
- In These Uncertain Times: (A Lack of) Oversight of the Biosecurity Act 2015 (Cth)
Case notes
- Heartbeat in the High Court: Love v Commonwealth (2020) 375 ALR 597
- After the ‘Hurly-Burly Has Dimmed Outside’: Misleading and Deceptive Corflutes in Garbett v Liu (2019) 375 ALR 117
- ‘A Witness of Truth’: The Court of Appeal’s Cardinal Sin in Pell v The Queen (2020) 376 ALR 478
Book reviews
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Volume 41 Number 1 2020
Articles
- God-Like Powers:The Character Test and Unfettered Ministerial Discretion
- Justice at the Edge: Hearing the Sound of Silence
- Can Parliament Deprive the High Court of Jurisdiction with respect to Matters Arising under the Constitution or Involving its Interpretation?
- Demystifying CLS: A Critical Legal Studies Family Tree
- A Critical Analysis of Practitioners Issuing 'Not Appropriate for Family Resolution' Certificates under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth)
- Speech Acts: Is Racial Vilification a Form of Racial Discrimination?
- Legal Obligation and Social Norms
- The Future of Legal Education in the 21st Century
- How Does the Area of Law Predict the Prospects of Harmonisation?
Comment
Case Notes
- All is Fair in Love and Remote Indigenous Communities? ASIC v Kobelt (2019) 368 ALR 1
- Protecting or Neglecting? The Case of Public Advocate v C, B (2019) 133 SASR 353
Book Reviews
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Volume 40 Number 3 2019
Distinguished Address
Articles
- Another Bail Review
- Waiver of Natural Justice
- 'Fault Lines' in Certainty of Object for Private Trusts: 'None the Worse For It'?
- Crown Ownership of Copyright: The Official History of Australia in the War of 1914-1918 As a Case Study
- An Argument for Abolishing Delay as a Mitigating Factor in Sentencing
- When Charity No Longer Begins and Ends at Home: The Australian Government's Regulatory Response to Charities Operating Overseas
- A Shot in the Dark: Australia's Proposed Encryption Laws & the 'Disruption Calculus
- The Case for Abolishing the Offence of Scandalising the Judiciary
Comments
- On the Legality of Mars Colonisation
- A Missed Opportunity: How Australia Failed to Make Its Modern Slavery Act A Global Example of Good Practice
Case Notes
- Protection of Children: Divergent Approaches to the Making of a Suppression Order: AB v CD (2019) 364 ALR 202
- Calculating Cultural Loss and Compensation In Native Title: Northern Territory v Griffiths (2019) 364 ALR 208
- Food For Thought: Australian Competition And Consumer Commission v HJ Heinz Company Australia Limited
- Unclaimed Personal Property and the State's Liability for Accrued Interest: A Comparative Lesson from the United States
Book Reviews
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Volume 40 Number 2 2019
Professor Ivan Shearer AM RFD FAAL RAN (RTD) 1938-2019: Tributes
- Dale Stephens and Matthew Stubbs
- James Crawford
- Rebecca LaForgia
- Andru Wall
- Philippe Sands
- Rüdiger Wolfrum
- Horst Lücke
- Roderick O'Brien
- Tim Stephens
- Ustinia Dolgopol
Forum: Law, War, Ethics and Conscience
- Law, War, Ethics and conscience: An Enduring Conundrum
- Conscience and Coercion: Justice and the Defence Act
- Conflating Conscience and Legality in International Law: Implications for the Future
- The Enduring Legacy of the Martens Clause: Resolving the Conflict of Morality in International Humanitarian Law
- Reflections on the Relationship between Law and Ethics
- I am not a High Priest in a Secular Military!
Articles
- Locating the Mouth of a River in Australian Law
- The High Court's Minimalism in Statutory Interpretation
Comment
Case Notes
- Burns v Corbett (2018) 353 ALR 386 Tribunals and Tribulations: Examining the Constitutional Limits on the Jurisdiction of State Tribunals
- Stone v Chappel (2017) 128 SASR 165 is the Doctrine of Economic Waste a Wast of Time?
- Termination of Tenancy in Common by Adverse Possession: A Comparative Lesson from the United States
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Volume 40 Number 1 2019
- The Adelaide Law Review at (Volume) 40: Reflections and Future Directions
- Celebration of Volume 40: Sixty Years On!
- 40 is the New 20: The Changing Contours of the Adelaide Law Review
- Reflections on Publishing the Adelaide Law Review
- 135 years: Reflections on the Past, Present and Future of Adelaide Law School
- Constitutional Law and the Adelaide Law Review
- South Australia's Role in the Space Race: Then and Now
- Norval Morris and the 'New Manslaughter' in the Adelaide Law Review
- Isaiah Berlin and Adolf Hitler: Reflections and Personal Recollections
- Ruminations on Personal Injury Law Since 1960
- The Value of the Adelaide Law Review from a Student Editor Perspective
- Legal Scholarship Today
- Publish and Collaborate: An Invitation
- Of Titles and Testaments: Reflections of an American Reader of the Adelaide Law Review
- Colonial Logic and the Coorong Massacres
- Where do a Bird and a Fish Build a House? An Alumna's View on a Reconciled Nation
- A Bail Review
- International Law in Australia Revisited
- Feminist Interventions into International Law: A Generation On
- How Laws are Made
- Human Rights Protections: Need We Be Afraid of the Unelected Judiciary?
- Reflecting on the Waters: Past and Future Challenges for the Regulation of the Murray-Darling Basin
- Youth Justice and the Age of Criminal Responsibility: Some Reflections
- The Law, Equality and Inclusiveness in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Society
- Penal Designs and Corporate Conduct: Test Results from Fault and Sanctions in Australian Cartel Law
- Ordinary Corporate Vices and the Failure of Law
- South Australian Administrative Law: 40 Years On
- Succession Law: Reflections and Directions
- Alternative Dispute Resolution and Access to Justice in the 21st Century
- The 'Age of Statutes' and its Intersection with Fundamental Principles: An Illustration
- Regtech: A New Frontier in Legal Scholarship
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Volume 39 Number 2 2018
Articles
- Airbnb and Residential Tenancy Law: Do ‘Home Sharing’ Arrangements Constitute a Licence or a Lease?
- Family Provision Law, Adult Children and the Age of Entitlement
- Soft Law and Public Liability: Beyond the Separation of Powers?
- Superannuation Taxation Reform: From the Financial System Inquiry Report to Legislative Changes
- Rethinking the Reinstatement Remedy in Unfair Dismissal Law
- The Vulnerability of Older Australians in Bankruptcy: Insights From an Empirical Study
Comment
Review Essay
Case Notes
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Volume 39 Number 1 2018
Articles
- The Judiciary and the Public: Judicial Perceptions
- Neurodivergent Women in ‘Clouded Judgment’ Unconscionability Cases — An Intersectional Feminist Perspective
- Enabling Professional Development for Sessional Colleagues in Law: Reflections from the Smart Casual Online Initiative
- Trends in Prosecutions for Child Sexual Abuse in South Australia 1992-2012
- Justice and the Vulnerable: Extending the Duty to Prevent Serious Crimes Against Children to the Protection of Agricultural and Research Animals
- Lindsay v The Queen: Homicide and the Ordinary Person at the Juncture of Race and Sexuality
Comment
Case notes
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Volume 38 Number 2 2017
Articles
- Sisyphus in the Agora? How the United Nations Working Group on the Use of Mercenaries Functions as a Special Procedure of the Human Rights Council
- Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad? Animal Welfare vs the World Trade Organisation (Featuring Article XX of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and Article 2 of the Technical Barriers to Trade
- The Judicial Incompatibility Clause — Or, How a Version of the Kable Principle Nearly Made It Into the Federal Constitution
- What Can I Tell You? Sharing Personal Information in the School Sector
- Integrity of Purpose: A Legal Process Approach to Designing a Federal Anti-Corruption Commission
- Community Engagement in the Age of Modern Law Reform: Perspectives from Adelaide
- Fact-Finding and Report Writing by UN Human Rights Mandate Holders
Case notes
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Volume 38 Number 1 2017
Distinguished Lecture
Articles
- A Colonial History of the River Murray Dispute
- The Constitutional Conventions and Constitutional Change: Making Sense of Multiple Intentions
- Exemplary Damages: Retribution and Condemnation — The Purpose Controlling the Scope of the Exemplary Damages Award
- An Australia–Indonesia Arrangement on Refugees: Exploring the Structural, Legal and Diplomatic Dimensions
- Sexual Orientation and ‘Gay Wedding Cake’ Cases Under Australian Anti-Discrimination Legislation: A Fuller Approach to Religious Exemptions
- The Socio-Political and Legal History of the Tax Deduction for Donations to Charities in Australia and How the ‘Public Benevolent Institution’ Developed
Case notes
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Volume 37 Number 2 2016
Articles
- Naval Power in the Indian Ocean: Rising Tension, Maritime Governance and the Role of Law
- Land, Custom, and Ideology 1870–1940: The New Zealand Case in a Global Context
- Losing Our Birthright: Singh v Commonwealth
- The Laws of Design in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
- In Defence of Judicial Dissent
- Justice Must be Seen to be Done: A Contextual Reappraisal
- Legal Education and the Ageing Population: Building Student Knowledge and Skills Through Experiential Learning In Collaboration With Community Organisations
Review essay
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Volume 37 Number 1 2016
Distinguished lectures
Articles
- Achieving Fairness in the Allocation of Public Funding in Referendum Campaignsa
- The Media’s Standing to Challenge Departures from Open Justice
- Pre-Trial Defence Disclosure in South Australian Criminal Proceedings: Time for Change?
- Sentencing Parents: The Consideration of Dependent Children
- Conflict in Strata Title Developments: The Need for Differentiated Dispute Resolution Rules
- Rebutting the Ban the Burqa Rhetoric: A Critical Analysis of the Arguments for a Ban on the Islamic Face Veil in Australia
- The Future of Charity Regulation in Australia: Complexities of Change
- Australian Employee Entitlements in the Event of Insolvency: Is an Insurance Scheme an Effective Protective Measure?
Case notes
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Volume 36 Number 2 2015
Articles
- Private Political Activists and the International Law Definition of Piracy: Acting for ‘Private Ends’
- Nordenfelt v Maxim-Nordenfelt: An Expanded Reading
- Protecting the Rights of Those with Dementia Through Mandatory Registration of Enduring Powers? A Comparative Analysis
- Legislative Oversight of a Bill of Rights: The American Perspective
- To Leash or Not to Leash the Dogs of War? The Politics of Law and Australia’s Response to Mercenarism and Private Military and Security Companies
- The High Court’s Constructive Trust Tricenarian: Its Legacy from 1985–2015
- Small-scale Property Development: GST Implications
- Militant Democracy: An Alien Concept for Australian Constitutional Law?
- Administrative Law Parallels with Private Law Concepts: Unconscionable Conduct, Good Faith and Fairness in Franchise Relationships
Case note
- Independent Commission Against Corruption v Cunneen (2015) 318 ALR 391
- Dallas Buyers Club LLC v iiNet Ltd [2015] FCA 317 (7 April 2015)
Book Reviews
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Volume 36 Number 1 2015
Distinguished lectures
- Judicial Review of Vice-Regal Decisions: South Australia v O’Shea, its Precursors and its Progeny
- The Strange Career of the Common Law in North Carolina
Forensic science special collection
- What Lawyers Should Know About the Forensic ‘Sciences’
- Evidence of Forensic Scientific Opinion and the Rules for Admissibility
- Why Don’t the Gatekeepers Guard the Gates? Comments Prompted by Edmond
- The Perils of Law Office Science: A Partial Response to Professor Gary Edmond
- What Lawyers Should Do About Forensic Science Evidence
- What Lawyers Should and Can Do Now That They Know About the Forensic Sciences
- Against Oracular Pronouncement: A Reply to Heydon
Articles
- 1984–2014: The Life of the (Non-constructive) Trust in the High Court
- The Second or Subsequent Criminal Appeal, the Prerogative of Mercy and the Judicial Inquiry: The Continuing Advance of Post-conviction Review
- The Racial Discrimination Act and Inconsistency Under the Australian Constitution
Case note
Book reviews
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Volume 35 Number 2 2014
Articles
- The President and Congress: Separation of Powers in the United States of America
- The Establishment Clause of the Australian Constitution: Three Propositions and a Case Study
- Coherence and Acceptance in International Law: Can Humanitarianism and Human Rights be Reconciled?
- Ethnocide and Indigenous Peoples: Article 8 of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Indigenous Students at Law School: Comparative Perspectives
- Juvenile Courts - An Australian Innovation?
- ‘Guilty, Your Honour’: Recent Legislative Developments on the Guilty Plea Discount and an Australian Capital Territory Case Study on its Operation
- Towards better disclosure of corporate risk - a look at risk disclosure in periodic reporting
Review essays
- What We Know About Contract Law and Transacting in the Marketplace — A Review Essay of Catherine Mitchell, Contract Law and Contract Law Practice: Bridging the Gap Between Legal Reasoning and Commercial Expectation and Jonathan Morgan,Contract Law Minimalism: A Formalist Restatement of Commercial Contract Law
- Reflecting on Hannah Arendt and Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil
Case notes
- Honeysett v The Queen (2014) 311 ALR 320: Opinion Evidence and Reliability: A Sticking Point
- Google Spain SL v Agencia Española De Protección De Datos (European Court Of Justice, C-131/12, 13 May 2014)
Book reviews
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Volume 35 Number 1 2014
Symposium: Research and Legal Education Special Issue
- Foreword: Teaching-Research Nexus in Law
- Let’s Talk About Lex: Narrative Analysis as Both Research Method and Teaching Technique in Law
- The Learning Journey: Please Take Me With You
- Bridging the Divides: An Interdisciplinary Perspective on the Teaching-Research Nexus and Community Engagement
Symposium: Personal Property Security Law: Local and Global Perspectives
- Foreword: Personal Property Security Law: Local and Global Perspectives
- Security Interests in Mobile Equipment: Lawmaking Lessons from the Cape Town Convention
- Personal Property Securities Legislation: Analysing the New Lexicon
- Debtor-Induced Payments
- Stop ‘Sliming’ your Liquid Assets: Security over Deposit Accounts — US Perspectives
- Could Continental Europe Adopt a Uniform Commercial Code Article 9-Type Secured Transactions System? The Effects of the Differing Legal Platforms
Case note
Book reviews
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Volume 34 Number 2 2013
The 2012 John Bray Oration
Articles
- Efficiency Themes in Tort Law from Antiquity
- Extrajudicial Speech and the Prejudgment Rule: A Reply to Bartie and Gava
- Franchising: A Honey Pot in a Bear Trap
- A Rational Approach to Sentencing White-Collar Offenders in Australia
- Damages for Breach of Contract: Compensation, Cost of Cure and Vindication
- Transsexualism and the Consideration of Social Factors within Sex Identification Law
- The Australian Business Judgment Rule After ASIC v Rich: Balancing Director Authority and Accountability
- Can the Implied Freedom of Political Discourse Apply to Speech by or about Religious Leaders?
Case note
Book reviews
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Volume 34 Number 1 2013
Symposium: Voices at work
- Worker Voice in Australia and New Zealand: The Role of the State Reconfigured?
- From the Arbitration System to the Fair Work Act: The Changing Approach in Australia to Voice and Representation at Work
- Unfair Labour Practices, Trade Union Victimisation and Voice: A Comparison of Australia and the United Kingdom
- The Hobbit Affair: A New Frontier for Unions?
- Voice and Gender Inequality in New Zealand Universities
- The Fair Work Act and Worker Voice in the Australian Public Service
- The Voices of the Low Paid and Workers Reliant on Minimum Employment Standards
Articles
- Marriage Equality: What Sexual Minorities Can Learn From Gender Equality
- 'The Release of Energy’: Reflections on a Legal History Trope
- The Early Life of Mr Justice Boothby
Case note
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Volume 33 Number 1 2012
The 2009 James Crawford Biennial Lecture
Articles
- Reasonable Accommodation, Adverse Action and the Case of Deborah Schou
- Going Beyond Mitigation: The Urgent Need to Include Adaptation Measures to Combat Climate Change in China
- The Evolution of Indigenous Corporations: Where to Now?
- Why Parties Enter into Unfair Deals: The Resentment Factor
- Humanising Negligence: Damaged Bodies, Biographical Lives and the Limits of Law
- New Perspectives on Australian Constitutional Citizenship and Constitutional Identity
- Is Near Enough Good Enough? — Implementing Australia's International Human Rights Torture Criminalisation and Prohibition Obligations in the Criminal Code (Cth)
Case note
- Conspiracies, Codes and the Common Law: Ansari v The Queen and R v LK
- Wotton v Queensland (2012) 285 ALR 1
Book review
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Volume 32 Number 1 2011
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