Australian Law Journal update: Vol 96 Pt 11
By journalalerts on December 1, 2022
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Australian Law Journal update: Vol 96 Pt 7
By journalalerts on August 16, 2022
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: ALJ Australian Law Journal Class Actions Reform: An Analysis of Data Dollars and Doctrines – Part 1 Current issues Dr Lyria Bennett Moses Dr Peter Cashman environmental law Giulia Marrama human rights Justice Kunc Justice Rachel Pepper Lilian Burgess Movement Lawyering: An Old Ethos and New Theory for First Nations’ Sovereignty Simon Rice Suvradip Maitra Technology and the Law Update Summaries
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 96 Pt 6
By journalalerts on July 13, 2022
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: ALJ Around the nation: Tasmania articles Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and Judicial Diversity Ben Slade Brendan Edgeworth Can Context Mutilate Text? Conveyancing and Property Law Current issues Financial Services Inquiry – Penetrating the Impenetrable Guest Contribution – Financial Services Legislation Guest Contribution – Hong Kong Justice François Kunc Justice Stephen Estcourt AM Knowing Receipt Knowing Assistance and Torrens Land Nicholas Simoes da Silva onsumer Law – s 21 Australian Consumer Law (ACL) – Whether Statutory Unconscionability Requires Exploitation of Some Disadvantage or Vulnerability by a Stronger Party Post-Brewster Jurisprudence – The Future of the Common Fund Doctrine Recent cases Risk and Reform in Australian Financial Services Law Robert Angyal SC Ruth C A Higgins SC Sections Simon Gibbs Statutory interpretation The Contribution of Australian Lawyers to the Hong Kong Legal System: Past Present and Future The Hon John Basten Vince Morabito Western Australia Joins Legal Profession Uniform Law Scheme William Isdale Women and the Law in Tasmania
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 96 Pt 5
By journalalerts on July 13, 2022
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: A Legal History for Australia Admiralty and Maritime Against Jury Comparisons ALJ ALJ sections Angelina Gomez Anne Twomey Anshun Estoppel in Family Law articles Book reviews Briefly Noted Clyde Croft constitutional law Contempt Convictions and Membership of Parliament Current issues Damien Cremean Drossos Stamboulakis family law Gary Edmond International and Australian Commercial Arbitration Justice François Kunc Libby Connors Marcus Harmes Marilyn Warren Nicholas Saady Perilous Ports Rethinking Lawyer Immunity Richard Ingleby Sarah McKibbin Tania Sourdin The Russian Invasion of Ukraine in International Law War on the European Continent
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 96 Pt 2
By journalalerts on March 17, 2022
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: A New Australian Resource on Modern Slavery ALJ Andrew Hemming Angelina Gomez Around the Nation: Victoria articles book review Brendan Edgeworth cases on the use and misuse of real evidence Cathy Sherry Conveyancing and property COVID-19 and Victoria's Commercial Tenancy Relief Scheme (CTRS) Current issues Designing an Indigenous Voice Electronic Conveyancing: What Happens When the Computer Says No? equity and trusts in court experiment International Commercial and Investor-state Arbitration – Australia and Japan in Regional Contexts Judicially Identified Limits on the Body Corporate By-Law Making Power – Cooper V The Owners – Strata Plan No 58068 Justice David Mossop Justice François Kunc Justice Mark Leeming Justice Matthew Palmer Kozul v The Queen letter to the editor Luke Nottage Neilan test New Cultural Heritage Legislation in Western Australia New Zealand out of court experiment pet regulation property and political debates in Australia and other jurisdictions Robert Angyal SC Scott v Numurkah Corp strata schemes Te Ao MÄrama The Constitution of the Australian Capital Territory The Curated Page The Hon Dr Clyde Croft AM SC The Use of Real Evidence in Court: Time to Trust the Common Sense of the Jury? uniform evidence legislation Well hidden Equity – Four Equity Eucalypts What Happens When the High Court Commits a Logical Fallacy?
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 96 Pt 1
By journalalerts on February 10, 2022
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: ALJ Amanda Scardamaglia An Adverse View of Adverse Possession Angelina Gomez Anthony Gray application and interpretation of new provisions application of Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) by IP Australia and the Office articles book review Citadels of Pride: Sexual Assault Accountability and Reconciliation Commonwealth Crime and Evidence Current issues doctrine of adverse possession Emily Vale family law Hal Wootten AC QC Justice Elizabeth Cheeseman Justice François Kunc Justice Kristen Walker Justice Paul Freeburn Justice Phillip Priest Justice Richard Attiwill Justice Stephen O’Meara key changes brought about by the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) Lyria Bennett Moses Major General the Hon Richard Tracey AM QC RFD Martha C Nussbaum Obituaries Personalia profit from wrongdoing Queensland Reflecting on the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) Richard Ingleby Some Good News Technology and the Law The Curated Page The New Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia Two Unanswered Questions The Presumption of Innocence and Public Comment the Torrens system of title by registration The Year Ahead Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) gaps ambiguities and inconsistencies trespasser Victoria Will AI Invent the Next Generation of Patentable Inventions?
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 95 Pt 12
By journalalerts on December 22, 2021
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: A House Divided? The MÄori Language National Anthems and the Construction of a National New Zealand Identity A Lawyer by Any Other Name: The Restrictions on Unqualified Legal Practice in Australia ALJ Amy Elton Arbitration Clauses in Financial Agreements Around the nation: Tasmania aviation experiments in the northern Illawarra content of administrative justice creating institution-specific normative standards in Australia Current issues Developments in Four Matters of Continuing Interest Dr Alan Davidson Ensuring Female Judges Are Not Interrupted family law first Divorce Justice first series of law lectures at the University of Sydney foundation Judge of the District Court human rights Impermissible Communications between Judges and Counsel John Fletcher Hargrave – A Chronicle of Australia’s First Law Lecturer jurisdictional differences Justice François Kunc Justice Matthew Palmer Justice of the Supreme Court Justice Stephen Estcourt AM justification of restriction of lawyers against the dual considerations of public protection Katie Murray Launch of the 2021 Special Issue Lawrence Hargrave laypeople letter to the editor new theory of administrative justice proposed from foundational rule of law principles New Zealand novel theory of administrative justice previously recognised administrative justice properties protecting the public from unlawful operators restrictions on engaging in legal practice in Australia Richard Ingleby Simon Rice The Battle for Trial by Jury The Crown in Australia The Human Rights Implications of Vaccine Passports Towards a Normative Standard of Administrative Justice: Themes and Principled Tensions what constitutes legal practice When Public Interest Is and Is Not in the Public Interest
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 95 Pt 11
By journalalerts on November 24, 2021
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: ALJ Always Speaking Statutes Angelina Gomez Around the Nation: Western Australia articles autonomous vehicles Blake Pepper Book reviews Can Australia Still Call Itself a Liberal Democracy? Can Employers Mandate Vaccinations? compulsory third-party insurance consumer law contract contributory negligence COVID-19 Current issues disease clauses doctrine of frustration environmental law force majeure clauses Frontiers of Public Law impact of a pandemic on contractual obligations Is the Coronavirus the End of All Contracts? Jason NE Varuhas John Zeleznikow Judge James Crawford Justice François Kunc Justice Kenneth Martin Justice Rachel Pepper Kerry Dillon Lilla Thiele-Evans manufacturer liability Natalie Ngo National Security Legislation and Parliamentary Oversight Navigating a New Terrain: Developing Autonomous Vehicle Liability Pathways in Australia in Light of International Experience Neil Foster no fault compensation schemes Obituary Old Faultlines Revealed pandemic insurance policies policy flexibility Quartet of Recent Landmark Climate Change Cases Resolution of a Cold Case? Shona Wilson Stark Some Recent Developments Statutory interpretation Tania Sourdin The Chronicle of a Young Lawyer: A Legal Journey in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea The COVID-era and Australian Federation: State Power Rises The Curated Page The Hon John Basten The Impact of a New and Widespread Contagious Disease on Pre-existing Contractual Obligations Tom Allchurch user liability
ALJ Special Issue Launch – National Security and the Law – Link to Recording
By journalalerts on November 1, 2021
Australian Law Journal update: Special Issue – Vol 95 Pt 10
By journalalerts on October 29, 2021
Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: Abbott and Turnbull governments acts of foreign interference adherence to the Rule of Law ALJ articles basic rights Bill for an Independent Examiner of Security Legislation body of sentencing law changes in social values geopolitics alliances and technology civil liberties and security needs Comprehensive Review counter-terrorism laws counterterrorism attacks criminal behaviour criminal trials critical infrastructure culture of compliance Current issues dangers presented by past targeting of communists homosexuals and political adversaries democracy domestic security Dr James Renwick CSC SC Dr Jessie Blackbourn espionage extensive sentencing reforms fair trial in an Australian terrorism trial fair trial within a reasonable timescale foreign interference global terrorism Hon George Brandis QC impact of the COVID-19 pandemic imprisonment inherent bias Integrated Review intelligence and security agencies in Australia international terrorism judicial inquiries Justice François Kunc Justice RM Hope liberal democracy Lord Carlile of Berriew CBE QC Mechanisms for Reviewing and Monitoring National Security Laws: The UK and Australia Compared Mr DJ Richardson National Security and Counterterrorism Laws National Security and the Law National Security and the Law – Reflections of a Former Australian Attorney-General National Security and the Law – What Lies Ahead? national security protection laws and public interest immunity practices and procedures of terrorism trials in England and Wales protection of personal rights and liberties Reflections on Oversight of Intelligence Agencies: Promoting Compliance Trust and Accountability reforms to Australia's national security laws reforms to the Australian intelligence community religious or ideological persuasion role of the courts royal commissions seeking bipartisanship in national security policy sentencing of convicted terrorists Sentencing Terrorist Offenders The General Principles serious terrorist offence sentencing principles Special Issue terrorism legislation terrorism trials terrorist offences The Changing Legal Framework of the Australian Intelligence Community From Hope to Richardson The Conduct of Terrorism Trials in England and Wales The Curated Page The Hon Anthony Whealy QC The Hon Margaret Stone AO The Hon Mark Weinberg AO QC The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG The Rt Hon Sir Charles Haddon-Cave United Kingdom value of administrative review weaknesses of Australia's constitutional protections for individuals What Makes Terrorism Trials Different?