Melbourne University Law Review

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Latest documents

• 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.

Featured documents

• ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS IN AUSTRALIA.
• THE ENVIRONMENT IS ALL RIGHTS: HUMAN RIGHTS, CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS.
• PARIS AT THE SUB-NATIONAL SCALE? AN EXPLORATION OF THE ROLE AND POTENTIAL OF FRAMEWORK CLIMATE CHANGE LAWS.
• The Law of Private Nuisance.
• LOCATING PLEBISCITES IN THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION.
• RECONCEPTUALISING FIDUCIARY REGULATION IN ACTUAL CONFLICTS.
• PROPORTIONALITY UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2019 (QLD): WHEN ARE THE FACTORS IN S. 13(2) NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT, AND WHEN ARE THEY NOT?
• AN INSTITUTIONAL JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY.
• RE-EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUTUAL PROMISES IN CONTRACT LAW.
• The normativity of the principle of legality.