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Madeleine Perrett,Adelaide Law School PhD Candidate, Awarded Prestigious Fellowship
Adelaide Law School is proud to celebrate Madeleine Perrett, PhD candidate, who has been awarded the Law Foundation of South Australia Fellowship to undertake the Continuing Education Certificate in Indigenous Governance through the University of Arizona’s internationally recognised January in Tucson program.
Professor Dale Stephens Participation in ICRC Sponsored Events in Geneva
Professor Dale Stephens was recently invited by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to present a paper on the relationship between the Geneva 1977 Additional Protocol I (which principally applies to land warfare) to the law of naval warfare.
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Adelaide Law School Students Undertake Study Tour to Narungga Country
During the mid-semester break, students and staff from the Aboriginal Peoples and the Law course – including Anna Olijnyk, Alex Wawryk and Madeleine Perrett – took part in a three-day study tour to Narungga Country on the Yorke Peninsula.
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SALRI Engages with Law Reform Bodies in the UK and Ireland
The South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI) has recently been welcomed by leading law reform bodies in the United Kingdom and Ireland, strengthening international ties and highlighting the Institute’s innovative contributions to law reform and legal education.
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Immersive Connection to Country Experience with Jade Brook, a Adjahdura/Narungga and Kaurna woman
Adelaide Law School's HDR Reps, Madeleine Perrett and Frankie Bray, hosted an Immersive Connection to Country Experience with Jade Brook, a proud Adjahdura/Narungga and Kaurna woman with deep roots across several South Australian communities through her maternal bloodlines.
Reckoning and Reimagining: Workshopping Indigenous Justice Pedagogies
Anna Olijnyk, Alex Wawryk, Ayla Do Vale Alves (UniSA), and Madeleine Perrett attended a three-day workshop at the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub, University of Melbourne last week.
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RUMLAE Hosts Visit from Hawaii
RUMLAE Director Professor Dale Stephens was very pleased to recently host Commander Jacqui Swinton RAN and Commander Ian Santicola USN who were visiting from Hawaii to discuss arrangements for the forthcoming Air and Maritime Legal Rights and Obligations project.
Dr Samuel White has won a National Library of Australia Fellowship!
As part of the Fellowship, Dr White will look into the history and triggers for when Defence has been used domestically since 1901 - from floods, to quarantine, to counter terrorism.
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Dr Samuel White has won a National Library of Australia Fellowship!
As part of the Fellowship, Dr White will look into the history and triggers for when Defence has been used domestically since 1901 - from floods, to quarantine, to counter terrorism.
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Adelaide Law School celebrates commitment to inclusion and gender equality
Adelaide Law School was the first Australian law school to admit women as students and did so from the founding of the law School in 1883.
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