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Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 47 Pt 1

By journalalerts on August 28, 2023

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   automatism   Crim LJ   Current issues   Dr Lorana Bartels   Editorial   Professor Mirko Bagaric   restorative justice   Sentencing Review 2021-2022   sexsomnia   Statutory Interpretation Crimes Act 1958 (Victoria)   Stephen Odgers SC   Substance Induced Psychosis   Systemic Support for Sex Offence Victims and Survivors   VLRC   young offenders 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 46 Pt 1

By journalalerts on May 24, 2022

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   articles   Case and Comment   Crim LJ   Daniel Hochstrasser   Digest of criminal law cases   Editorial   James O’Hara   Jennifer Silvar   Lorana Bartels   Mirko Bagaric   Recklessness in Criminal Law: Possibilities and Probabilities   Sentencing Developments in the United States in 2021: The Transition Year?   Sentencing Review 2020-2021   Special Leave to Appeal   Stephen Odgers   The High Court on Crime in 2021: Analysis and Jurisprudence   When They Refuse: Encryption Production Orders and Sentencing for Non-compliance 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 45 Pt 5

By journalalerts on March 17, 2022

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   Andry Rakotonirainy   anoxic-hypoxic brain injury (AHBI)   articles   Australia's future road transport system   automated driving system (ADS)   Case and Comment   Commonwealth Criminal Law and Interference with Automated Vehicles   computer-controlled contemporary road vehicles   Crim LJ   cybercrime offences relating to unauthorised and malicious interference with computer systems   Digest of criminal law cases   Dr Brendan Walker-Munro   Editorial   Harriet Holowell   installing unauthorised spyware on an ADS   Kieran Tranter   Mark Brady   Mirko Bagaric   myths and misconceptions about NFS   non-fatal strangulation (NFS) offences   Peniamina v The Queen (2020) 95 ALJR 85; 284 A Crim R 558; [2020] HCA 47   post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)   prosecution and defence strategies in NFS cases   Prosecution and Defence Strategies in Non-fatal Strangulation Cases: Are They Influenced By Victim Brain Injury and PTSD?   protecting against unauthorised interference with automated driving systems   Sarah Kendall   synthesis of information and trained analysis to inform decision-making   The Pandemic and the Marked Drop in Crime: Correlation or Causation?   uploading of software containing harmful malware to an ADS   weaknesses and positivist mechanisms of using criminal intelligence as evidence in proceedings   You Don't Need to Know: The Australian Experience of Criminal Intelligence as Evidence 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 45 Pt 4

By journalalerts on November 15, 2021

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   and Other Concepts   articles   Comment   Crim LJ   Criminal Code Act 1899   Criminal Code and Other Legislation (Wage Theft) Amendment Act 2020 (Qld)   Criminalising Wage Theft in Australia Property   David Hamer   difficulties in prosecuting companies   Digest of criminal law cases   dishonestly withholding employee entitlements   Editorial   employee underpayment   inferential value of misconduct evidence   Joachim Dietrich   Legal Aid Commission of New South Wales Aiding the Individual the Nation and the Institutions   Matthew Raj   Michael Legg   Mirko Bagaric   Myths Misconceptions and Mixed Messages An Early Look at the New Tendency and Coincidence Evidence Provisions   non-payment of a debt   Overcoming Password Protection and Encryption of Smart Phones and Computers to Facilitate the Execution of Commonwealth Search Warrants   reforms to the tendency and coincidence evidence provisions   Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse   s 3LA of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)   Stealing   Stephanie Crosbie   The Hon Justice Michelle Gordon AC   The Questionable Legitimacy of the Criminal Law as the Front Line of Defence against COVID-19 Long-term Implications   Uniform Evidence Law   wage theft   Wage Theft Act 2020 (Vic) 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 45 Pt 3

By journalalerts on August 25, 2021

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   acknowledging victims in their remarks   Adam Murphy   Affirmative Consent in New South Wales Progressive Reform or Dangerous Populism   Andrew Dyer   articles   ascertain whether the complainant was consenting   Check Your Privilege The Foundation of Legal Professional Privilege within the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions   Contemporary Comment   Crim LJ   Digest of criminal law cases   Editorial   extension of privilege to prosecutorial agencies   fundamental criminal law principles   Helen Fraser   identification of the powers   inaccurate transcript   indistinct forensic audio used as evidence in criminal trials   Injustice Arising from the Unnoticed Power of Priming How Lawyers and Even Judges can be Misled by Unreliable Transcripts of Indistinct Forensic Audio   judicial practice from a victim-focused perspective   legal procedures for admission of transcripts of indistinct forensic audio   Lorana Bartels   non-consensual sexual offence defendants   NSW Law Reform Commission recommendations   personal confidence as a poor indicator of perceptual accuracy   police transcripts   privilege claim   reforms to s 61HE of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)   Rhiannon Davies   sexual offence cases   Stephen Odgers   The Burden and Standard of Proof   The Use of Victim Impact Statements in Sexual Offence Sentencing A Critique of Judicial Practice   transforming serious offences into crimes of absolute liability   victim-focused benchbook   victim-focused pre-sentencing hearings in sexual offence cases   Yuko Kinoshita 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 45 Pt 2

By journalalerts on May 31, 2021

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   "Whether the Victim Wishes the Offender to Be Released or Not Is Unimportant": Australia and New Zealand Parole Board members' Views of the Role of Victims of Crime   articles   assisted suicide   Black Lives Matter movement   consent and sexual offending in the criminal law   COVID-19 pandemic   Crim LJ   Editorial   James Duffy   Joe Biden being elected President   Katherine J McLachlan   Kerstin Braun   key reforms in the federal jurisdiction   law reform commissions of Queensland and New South Wales   liability from participation in VAD   Mark Finnane   meaning of consent   Mirko Bagaric   offence-specific prosecutorial guidelines in the context of VAD   offences of rape and sexual assault   Peter Isham   Phillips' Brief   protections from criminal liability   Reform of "Consent" Law   release and parole of offenders   role of victims in parole board processes   s 348 of the Criminal Code Act 1899 (Qld)   Sentencing Developments in the United States in 2020: The Pandemic Black Lives Matter and Further Erosion of Mass Incarceration   sentencing law and practice in the United States   sexual consent   Sexual Offending and the Meaning of Consent in the Queensland Criminal Code   Stephen J Odgers   The Curious Case of a Lost Emergency: Section 119 in 1919   United States sentencing developments   victims' rights to have their views and concerns presented to Parole Boards   victims' statutory rights   victims' views and concerns influence on the decision-making of parole board members   Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD)   Voluntary Assisted Dying and the Merits of Offence-specific Prosecutorial Guidelines in Australia 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 45 Pt 1

By journalalerts on March 15, 2021

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   A Case against Joint Criminal Enterprise: The Problem of Defences   analysis of High Court judgments   Andrew Burke   articles   benefit of self-defence   Caroline Spiranovic   Comparing Legal and Lay Assessments of Relevant Sentencing Factors for Sex Offences in Australia   Crim LJ   criminal matters   Editorial   Hilde Tubex   Julia Davis   jurisprudential themes   Karen Gelb   Kate Warner   Lorana Bartels   Marco Lopresti   Mirko Bagaric   Natalie Skead   National Jury Sentencing Study   open justice and fair trial rights   Osland v The Queen   Pocketing the Proceeds of Crime: A Case for Reform of Criminal Property Confiscation Legislation in New South Wales Queensland and Western Australia   public attitudes   R v Pell   recommendations for the reform of Australian proceeds of crime legislation   Sarah Murray   Suppression Orders in Criminal Trials: Still Necessary in the Digital Era   Tamara Tulich   test based on necessity of suppression order   The High Court on Crime in 2020: Outcomes and Jurisprudence   The Reality of Recidivism the Illusion of Rehabilitation   Thomas Poberezny-Lynch 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 44 Pt 5

By journalalerts on January 5, 2021

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   "special circumstances" test for bail in extradition proceedings   articles   Bail in Extradition Proceedings   Cabal v United Mexican States   Can the Pandemic Induced Fall in Prison Numbers Lead to Durable Principled Sentencing Reform?   Case and Comment   Crim LJ   Deborah Kim   Digest of criminal law cases   Editorial   Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing and Memory: A Dilemma for the Criminal Justice System   Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR)   false memories   Greg Walsh OAM   Lorana Bartels   Matthew Groves   Mirko Bagaric   R v Sunderland [2020] QCA 156   sentencing review   Sentencing Review 2019–2020   the science of memory 
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