Melbourne University Law Review (Books and Journals)
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Melbourne University Law Review
From Vol. 45 Nbr. 3, August 2022
to Vol. 45 Nbr. 3, August 2022
Melbourne University Law Review, 2009
- CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDOMS AND STATUTORY EXECUTIVE POWERS.
- THE PEOPLES OF THE STATES UNDER THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION.
- AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE ON COSTS IN AUSTRALIAN CLASS ACTIONS.
- VOLUNTARY ASSISTED DYING FOR (SOME) RESIDENTS ONLY: HAVE STATES INFRINGED S. 117 OF THE CONSTITUTION?
- PARIS AT THE SUB-NATIONAL SCALE? AN EXPLORATION OF THE ROLE AND POTENTIAL OF FRAMEWORK CLIMATE CHANGE LAWS.
- INTERNATIONAL DATA FLOWS: A SCHREMS II ASSESSMENT OF ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE LAWS IN AUSTRALIA.
- FRUIT PICKING IN FEAR: AN EXAMINATION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT ON AUSTRALIAN FARMS.
- CONSERVATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN 1940s AUSTRALIA.
- REFORMING THE MONEY LENDING EXCEPTIONS FOR TAKEOVERS.
- JUST VERSUS QUICK: CONSTRUCTIVIST AND ECOLOGICAL RATIONALITY IN A COMMON LAW SYSTEM.
- DOES LIM TRULY HAVE 'NOTHING TO SAY' ABOUT THE COMMONWEALTH'S REGIONAL PROCESSING ARRANGEMENTS? HABEAS CORPUS AS A VEHICLE FOR TESTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF OFFSHORE DETENTION.
- AN INSTITUTIONAL JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY.
- MINISTERS, STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND GOVERNMENT CORPORATIONS: THE AGENCY PROBLEM IN PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE.
- RE-EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUTUAL PROMISES IN CONTRACT LAW.
- PROPORTIONALITY UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2019 (QLD): WHEN ARE THE FACTORS IN S. 13(2) NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT, AND WHEN ARE THEY NOT?
- PUBLIC INTEREST COSTS ORDERS IN FEDERAL CLASS ACTIONS: TIME FOR A NEW APPROACH.
- OPEN JUSTICE, 'BACK-TO-BACK' TRIALS AND JUROR PREJUDICE: EXAMINING THE SUPPRESSION ORDER IN THE TRIAL OF GEORGE PELL.
- THE DEFENCE ACT 1903 (CTH): A GUIDE FOR RESPONDING TO AUSTRALIA'S LARGE-SCALE DOMESTIC EMERGENCIES.
- NON-INVASIVE PRENATAL TESTING FOR ADULT-ONSET CONDITIONS: REPRODUCTIVE CHOICE AND THE WELFARE OF THE FUTURE CHILD.
- FACIAL RECOGNITION AND IMAGE COMPARISON EVIDENCE: IDENTIFICATION BY INVESTIGATORS, FAMILIARS, EXPERTS, SUPER-RECOGNISERS AND ALGORITHMS.
- RESTRAINT AND RADICALISM: SIR JOHN LATHAM'S CONSTITUTIONAL EXCEPTIONALISM.
- THE UNCONSCIONABLE BARGAINS DOCTRINE IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA: COUSINS OR SIBLINGS?
- CONSTITUTIONAL CHARACTERISATION: EMBEDDING VALUE JUDGEMENTS ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE LEGISLATURE AND THE JUDICIARY.
- FIXING THE DEFECTIVE JIGSAW.
- FLAWED FOUNDATIONS: AN HISTORICAL EVALUATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CLAIMS IN THE REFUGEE TRIBUNALS.
- UNCERTAINTY IN PRIVATE LAW: RHETORICAL DEVICE OR SUBSTANTIVE LEGAL ARGUMENT?
- REMOVAL OF JUDGES FROM OFFICE.
- RECONCEPTUALISING FIDUCIARY REGULATION IN ACTUAL CONFLICTS.
- THE CHALLENGE FOR COURTS IN A MODERATELY RIGID CONSTITUTION.
- THE INTEGRITY OF COURTS: POLITICAL CULTURE AND A CULTURE OF POLITICS.
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