University of Western Sydney Law Review

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Latest documents

• A delicate balance: regulating micro satellite technology in a big satellite world.
• A legal and social analysis of 'one punch' cases in Western Australia.
• The Cardinal, the writer and the philosopher: reflections on teaching at UWS.
• Murray Gleeson: The Smiler.
• Untangling adverse action - Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union v. BHP Coal Pty Ltd.
• Should aboriginal peoples be recognised in the Australian Constitution?
• Tinkering with the right to silence: the Evidence Amendment (Evidence of Silence) Act 2013 (NSW).
• Towards a new framework in the law of war: incorporating transnational organised crime.
• University of Western Sydney Law Alumni Occasional Address: 8 November 2013, Doltone House, Sydney.
• The conscience of the King: Kakavas v. Crown Melbourne Ltd.

Featured documents

• The keys to opportunity--education, persistence and hard work.
• Enforcing human rights incrementally: review of Jeff King, judging social rights (Cambridge University Press, 2012).
• Provocation: a totally flawed defence that has no place in Australian criminal law irrespective of sentencing regime.
• Rethinking consensual harm-doing.
• A legal and social analysis of 'one punch' cases in Western Australia.
• Forensic use of DNA information v. human rights and privacy challenges.
• Copyright infringement and ISPs: Roadshow Films Pty Limited v. iiNet Limited (2011) F.C.A.F.C. 23.
• A delicate balance: regulating micro satellite technology in a big satellite world.
• Should aboriginal peoples be recognised in the Australian Constitution?
• The 'day fine'--improving equality before the law in Australian sentencing.