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Public Law Review update: Vol 35 Pt 2

By journalalerts on April 15, 2025

Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   “You’ve Got Mail’ – Postal Voting   A Fresh Bridge - South Australia’s First Nations Voices   Adrienne Stone   Anna Olijnyk   articles   Aryan Mohseni   Comments   Cornelia Koch   Dan Meagher   developments   India Veevers   Jacinta Dharmananda   James Cameron   Julian R Murphy   Laboratory Federalism and Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia   Madeleine Perrett   More than a Rule Book - Identity and the Australian Constitution   Narelle Miragliotta   Political Parties and Reform   Sarah Murray   Sliding Doors: Harvey and the Dual Legal Gateways to Extrinsic Materials   The Nature and Function of the Constitutional Injunction 

Public Law Review update: Vol 32 Pt 2

By journalalerts on August 25, 2021

Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   Anthony Gray   articles   Australian Constitution   Clive Palmer   Comments   constitutional conventions   constitutional propriety   Court Fees and Access to Justice in Australia   Dan Meagher   developments   Edward Willis   Emily Hammond   entrenched review of executive powers   executor court model   Jack Maxwell   judicial enforcement   lack of executive power over legal rights or obligations   Legal Perspectives on Border Closures and Freedom of Movement in Australia's COVID-19 Response   Legislative Amendment Directed towards a Particular Individual Company and Dispute The Separation of Powers and Other Constitutional Issues   Matthew Stubbs   Minister for Home Affairs v Benbrika (2021) 95 ALJR 166 [2021] HCA 4   operative norms of administrative law   PLR   power-sharing convention   power-shifting conventions   Sarah Murray   separation of powers principle   Tamara Tulich   The Duality of Jurisdictional Error Central (to Justifying Entrenched Judicial Review of Executive Action) and Pivotal (to Review Doctrine)   The Systemic Nature of Convention and Its Implications for Judicial Enforcement   Western Australian legislation 

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 

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 94 Pt 11

By journalalerts on November 13, 2020

Posted In:  Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ)  Tagged:   "Wait[ing] For The Heavens To Fall": The Engineers Case And Intergovernmental Immunity   Accountability in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Right to Reasons   ALJ   Appointment of Sonia Brownhill SC as a Judge of the Supreme Court   Around the Nation: Northern Territory   articles   Australian constitutional law   Black v Freedman   Brendan Lim   class actions   common law claim and equitable personal liability   Commonwealth powers   comparative analysis of federal markets   Constitution and British principles   Csongor István Nagy   Current issues   Does a Family Court Judge Have Power to Refer Financial Proceedings to Mediation?   Eleanor Makeig   electronic filing   Engineers: One Hundred Years Old And Still Going Strong: A Commentary   family law   Hon Dean Mildren AM RFD QC   Impact of COVID-19 on Academia   Justice François Kunc   Justice Michael B J Lee   Justifying Trade Restrictions Under s 92 Of The Australian Constitution: A Comparative Law-Based Proposal For A Coherent Doctrine   Lyria Bennett Moses and Anna Collyer   Money Had And Received – And Retained? The Role Of Retention At Notice For Personal Common Law Liability   New Assistant Editor   Online Publications   Pedantic Points   Professor Nicholas Aroney   public interest analysis under s 92   Restoration of Jury Trials   Richard Ingleby   Rosalind Dixon   Sarah Murray   State intergovernmental immunities   Statutory interpretation   Statutory Interpretation and Dictionaries   Technology and the Law   The Continued Legacy Of The Engineers Case: A Dynamic Approach To Federal Power   The Curated Page   The Hon John Basten   The Hon Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE GBM QC   The View from the Academy   volunteer's primary liability under the common law claim for money had and received   When Does a Person Have a "Claim" under s 33c of the Federal Court of Australia Act? 

Journal of Judicial Administration update: Vol 29 Pt 3

By journalalerts on May 7, 2020

Posted In:  Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA)  Tagged:   1995 Lord Woolf report into access to justice   A Tale of Two Courts   Court Delay and Judicial Wellbeing: Lessons from Self-Determination Theory to Enhance Court Timeliness in Australia   Family Court   family law   Federal Circuit Court   Felicity Bell   Ian Freckelton QC   Ian Murray   intrinsic and extrinsic judicial motivation   JJA   measures of judicial performance   psychology   Sarah Murray   Single Joint Expert Witnesses   SJE   Tamara Tulich 

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 44 Pt 1

By journalalerts on May 7, 2020

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   Andreas Schloenhardt   articles   changes to sentencing law and practice in the United States   Crim LJ   Daniel McCord   Digest of criminal law cases   Editorial   Federal Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Cth)   Gabrielle Wolf   Greg Taylor   Incarceration Trends over the Past Decade: The Need for More Effective Risk and Needs Assessments and Rehabilitative Measures   Joseph Lelliott   Lauren Causer   Madeleine Skeen   manslaughter   Mirko Bagaric   More Scope for Murder: Reckless Indifference in Queensland's Criminal Code   Natalie Skead   particular respect   Professor Mirko Bagaric   reckless murder   Respects of Character   risk of financial hardship to a criminal wrongdoer's close family members and dependants   s 302 of the Criminal Code (Qld)   Sarah Murray   Sentencing Developments in the United States in 2019: Shifting from the "Tough on Crime" Mantra to (Seriously) Contemplating the Abolition of Prisons   Stephen Odgers   Tamara Tulich   The Futility of a "Hug" from the Commonwealth: Property Restraining Orders and the Fight for Victim Compensation under the Commonwealth Proceeds of Crime Legislation   The High Court on Crime in 2019: Analysis and Jurisprudence   tough on crime policy   uniform evidence legislation   unlawful killings   Victorian case of Richard Hogg 

Criminal Law Journal update: December 2012

By journals.team on November 22, 2012

Posted In:  Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)  Tagged:   affray   antisocial conduct   Arie Freiberg   consent   constitution challenges   Crim LJ   Criminal Code   Digest of criminal law cases   Edward Elliott   fair trial   Jane Sanders   Kate Warner   Phillips' Brief   prejudicial comment   provocation defence   Sarah Murray   sentencing   sentencing review   serious offences   Toby Nisbet 
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