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Dissent: The Rewards and Risks of Judicial Disagreement in the High Court of Australia

Lynch, A. (Melbourne University Law Review Association, 2003)

This article examines the justifications which support the capacity of individual justices to voice their disagreement from a majority through the writing of dissenting opinions. In doing so, it employs extensive comparison ...
The High Court - Legitimacy and Change: Haig Patapan, Juging Democracy - The New Politics of the High Court of Australia

Lynch, A. (Australian National University, 2001)
Taking Delight in Being Contrary, Worried About Being a Loner or Simply Indifferent: How do Judges Feel about Dissent?

Lynch, A. (Australian National University, 2004)
Undue Influence,Consent and Medical Treatment

Stewart, C.; Lynch, A. (SAGE Publications, 2003)

In certain instances the law recognizes that a person's free will may be so influenced by another that agreements made by that person should be set aside. The primary philosophical basis for this doctrine of 'undue ...

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