Vol. 27 No. 2, August 2003
Index
- Destruction of documents before proceedings commence: what is a court to do?
- The Briginshaw 'standard of proof' in anti-discrimination law: 'pointing with a wavering finger'.
- The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission: a suitable model to enhance the role and rights of the victims of gross violations of human rights?
- 'A real pea souper': the Panel Case and the development of the fair dealing defences to copyright infringement in Australia.
- Judicial fact-finding: trial by judge alone in serious criminal cases.
- Jurisprudential foundations for anti-vilification laws: the relevance of speech act and Foucauldian theory.
- A moment of change - personal reflections on the National Native Title Tribunal 1994-98.
- A hope disillusioned, an opportunity lost? Reflections on common law native title and ten years of the Native Title Act.
- U. v. U.: the High Court on relocation.
- Dow Jones & Co Inc v Gutnick: negotiating 'American legal hegemony' in the transnational world of cyberspace.
- New South Wales v Lepore; Samin v Queensland; Rich v Queensland: schools' responsibility for teachers' sexual assault: non-delegable duty and vicarious liability.
- The Prosecution of Corporations and Their Officers.
- Books received.