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Journal of Judicial Administration update: Vol 34 Pt 4

By journalalerts on January 8, 2026

Posted In:  Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA)  Tagged:   Associate Justice Michael Daly   Dr Gregor Urbas   Freedom Embassy   Greg Reinhardt AM   Harry Hobbs   Joe McIntyre   Judicial Strategies for Responding to Pseudolaw in the Courtroom   Justice Chris Bleby   Justice Grant T Riethmuller AM   Justice Mark Livesey   Justice Matthew SR Palmer   Magistrate Grace Kahlert   managing pseudolaw in the courtroom   NNRM v Commissioner of Police (Qld)   Professor David Heilpern   Pseudolaw   Pseudolaw and Generative AI   Pseudolaw and the Local Court   Pseudolaw in South Australia   Pseudolaw in Tasmania   R v Sweet   Robert Sudy   sovereign citizen   Sovereign Citizens in New Zealand   sovereign citizens in the Australian Capital Territory   Stephen Young   the challenge of managing pseudolaw litigants 

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 99 Pt 9

By journalalerts on October 23, 2025

Posted In:  Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ)  Tagged:   Ariel Bogle   Court and Institutional Responses to Pseudolaw and Pseudolaw Users   Current issues   Differentiating Indigenous Sovereign Citizen Claims From Discourse on Indigenous Sovereignty in Australia: An Anthropological Insight   Donald J Netolitzky   Dr Justin Barry-Walsh   Fiona O’Neill   Harry Hobbs   Henry Kha   Interrogating Sovereign Citizen Pseudolaw   Irrationality and Mental Illness: A Psychiatric Perspective on Sovereign Citizens: the Querulous and the Fixated   Joe McIntyre   John D Rooke   Jonathan Crichton   Justice François Kunc   Madeleine Perrett   Media Experiences Covering Pseudolaw   Mirror Image Enemies: Pseudolaw and Legal Representation in Canada   Nicolas Peterson   Pascale Taplin   Pseudolaw and Family Law   Pseudolaw behind the Judgements: The Hidden Impact on the Administration of Justice   Pseudolaw beyond the Bar   Stephen Young   Tahnee Innes   Winning by Losing? Critical Moments and Communicative Expertise in Pseudolaw – An Applied Linguistic Analysis 

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 99 Pt 4

By journalalerts on May 5, 2025

Posted In:  Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ)  Tagged:   Brendan Edgeworth   Damien J Cremean   Glen Anderson   Harry Hobbs   he Trustee’s Duty of Care: To Fiduciary or Not to Fiduciary?   Jeffrey Barnes   Joe McIntyre   Justice Kunc   National Security Law in Australia   Reform: Australia’s Golden Era of Social and Legal Reform 1965–1995   Saskia O'Neill   Stephen Young   The Duty to Have Regard to Context as a Force for Change in the Identification of Interpretative Factors   The Strawmen Trap: Non-Appearance and the Pitfalls of Pseudolaw 

Australian Journal of Administrative Law update: Vol 28 Pt 2

By journalalerts on September 10, 2021

Posted In:  Australian Journal of Administrative Law (AJ Admin L)  Tagged:   Administrative Appeals Tribunal   AJ Admin L   Anna Olijnyk   Apprehended Bias in Integrated Online Dispute Resolution   articles   bias   claims of bias in small jurisdictions   court conduct   different forms of decision-making that occur outside the courts   emotionally driven or intemperate judicial conduct   flexibility of the common law in general and the rules of fairness in particular   impartial decision-making   impartiality of multi-member bodies   Is There a Small Town Exception to the Bias Rule   Joe McIntyre   Jordan Tutton   judicial emotion   judicial impartiality   Judicial Impartiality Bias and Emotion   judicial officers   judicial work   justice technology   Kathy Mack   legal consequences of judicial emotion   Mathew Groves   Preface   principles of impartiality   procedure for disqualification   Reconstitution and the Reasonable Apprehension of Bias in Australian Statutory Tribunals   Recusal   rule against bias   Sarah Lim   Sharyn Roach Anleu   The Hon RS French   Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal 

Journal of Judicial Administration update: Vol 30 Pt 3

By journalalerts on June 7, 2021

Posted In:  Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA)  Tagged:   Andrew Hemming   Anna Olijnyk   articles   Ben Martini   Collette Snowden   COVID-19 pivot   digital transformation in Australian Magistrates' Courts   direct or indirect jury question   Do Juries Understand the Criminal Standard of Proof of Beyond Reasonable Doubt?   expansive and transformative uses of technology by courts   Gaye Deegan   guilty verdicts overturned on appeal   High Court   Jane Knowler   Jasmine Palmer   JJA   Joe McIntyre   Maximising the Pivot to Online Courts: Digital Transformation Not Mere Digitisation   online dispute resolution system for residential tenancy bond disputes   sexual assault cases   ss 63–64 of the Jury Directions Act 2015 (Vic)   users' experience of online courts and tribunals   Vicki Waye 
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