Melbourne University Law Review (Books and Journals)
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Melbourne University Law Review
From Vol. 25 No. 2, August 2001
to No. 49-1, January 2025
Melbourne University Law Review, 2009
- THE LIMITS OF JUDICIAL POWER TO INTERPRET LEGISLATION. (Australia)
- DOES THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION PRECLUDE A VOID-FOR-VAGUENESS DOCTRINE?
- ALGORITHMIC RISK ASSESSMENT IN AUSTRALIAN CORRECTIVE SERVICES.
- BESTIALITY: CHALLENGING THE BOUNDARY OF THE AUSTRALIAN CRIMINAL LAW.
- THE SPECIAL CASE PROCEDURE IN THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA: HISTORY, USE AND MISUSE.
- CHANGING ATTITUDES TO INDEPENDENCE OF AUSTRALIAN TRIBUNALS.
- GOVERNMENT AUTOMATION, TRANSPARENCY AND TRADE SECRETS.
- A BREATH OF FRESH AIR? RIGHTS OVERSIGHT BY THE OMBUDSMAN DURING THE PANDEMIC.
- THE TORT OF NUISANCE: FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN.
- THE RACIALISATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL ALIENAGE.
- A 'CLEARER' ACCOUNTS RULE: CHALLENGING THE INFLEXIBLE APPLICATION OF THE CLEAR ACCOUNTS RULE. (Australia, United Kingdom)
- PUBLIC SECTOR DATA SHARING: APPLYING STATE-BASED HUMAN RIGHTS LAWS TO MINIMISE PRIVACY HARMS.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY AND SECONDARY LEGISLATION: THE ROLE OF PROPORTIONALITY.
- DIRECTORS' DUTIES, CSR AND THE JOBKEEPER WAGE SUBSIDY SCHEME. (corporate social responsibility)
- 'TEXT, CONTEXT, AND PURPOSE': AUSTRALIAN LAWMAKERS' ADOPTION OF THE CISG, AND THE USE OF LEGISLATIVE HISTORIES AS AIDS IN STATUTORY INTERPRETATION.
- CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: BIG IDEAS AND DEBATES?
- FLOORS AND CEILINGS: COORDINATION, COHERENCE AND CONSISTENCY IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THERAPEUTIC GOODS REGULATION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION.
- CO-OPERATION AND PREVENTION IN CONTRACT LAW.
- A 'KIND OF SOVEREIGNTY': TOWARD A FRAMEWORK FOR THE RECOGNITION OF FIRST NATIONS SOVEREIGNTIES AT COMMON LAW.
- GREAT INVESTMENTS AND GOOD RETURNS: KNOWING RECEIPT AS AN EQUITABLE WRONG INDEPENDENT OF CONTRACT.
- CONCEPTUALISING AND ACTIVATING KNOWLEDGE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LAW.
- PROCESS AND OUTCOME: THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PELL ACQUITTALS.
- TAX AND THE RULE OF LAW.
- WHEN CAN A COURT'S DECISION BE IGNORED?
- THE EXTENSION OF THE WOTTON APPROACH TO CH III: PREVENTING OR ENCOURAGING HERESY?
- CONDITIONING SENTENCING TO PREVENT DOUBLE PUNISHMENT OF OFFENDERS WHO COMMIT OFFENCES WHILE ON CONDITIONAL LIBERTY.
- TWO DECADES OF AUSTRALIAN COUNTERTERRORISM LAWS.
- FIXED CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITMENTS: EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTITUTIONALISM'S 'NEW FRONTIER'.
- PRIVATE LAW, CONSCIENCE AND MORAL REASONING: THE ROLE OF THE JUDGE.
- AN ANATOMY OF AUSTRALIA'S LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR BUSHFIRE.
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