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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)
Daniels v The Attorney-General:children with special needs and the right to education in New Zealand

Varnham Sally (Wolf Legal Publishers, 2004)

The nature of the right to education and the extentto which it is judicially enforceable has recently been atissue before the New Zealand High Court and the Court of Appeal, in the case of Daniels v. Ihe Attorney-General' ...
The High Court on Constitutional Law: the 2003 Statistics

Lynch Andrew; Williams George (University of New South Wales, 2004)
Relationship Debt and Guarantees: Best Practice v Real Practice

Millbank Jenni; Lovric Jenny (Thomson, 2004)

Guarantee transactions have generated an enormous volume of litigation over the past 20 years in Australia and elsewhere. There have been numerous major reports referring to the problem of relationship debt in recent years ...
Mandatory Corporate Environmental Reporting: Does It Really Work ?

Bubna-Litic Karen (Chartered Secrataries Australia, 2004)
Facilitating International Co-operation in Parenting Disputes: The Hague Child Protection Convention

Monahan Geoffrey (University of Tasmania Law Faculty, 2004)
Commercial Broadcasting - Preserving the Public Interest

Hitchens Lesley (Australian National University, 2004)
The Executive Pardon of Barak Sope:The Stuggle for Constitutional Standards in the Republic of Vanuatu

Keyzer, P. (TC Beirne School of Law and The University of Queensland, 2004)

Before his recent appointment to the position of Foreign Minister of the Republic of Vanuatu, Barak Sope was convicted for forgery and received an executive pardon (he was later re-elected), The Vanuatu Court of Appeal ...
Is Judicial Dissent Constitutionally Protected ?

Lynch Andrew (Macquarie University, Macquarie Law School, 2004)
Whether to Protect or Punish: Legal Consequences of Contravening the Corporations Act

Adams, M. (Chartered Secretaries Australia, 2004)
Child Welfare Approaches for Indigenous Communities: International Perspectives

Libesman Teresa (Australian Institute of Family Studies, 2004)
Indigenous Australians and the Australia- United States free trade agreement

Davis Megan (University of New South Wales, 2004)

From the outset the potential for a free trade agreement with the United States resulted in intense media speculation and political lobbying by predominantly business and industry groups as well as community groups and ...
Opportunity Lost: In Search of Justice for Victims of Sexual Assault

Forster Christine; Jivan Vedna (University of New South Wales, 2005)

Five children, sexually abused by a perpetrator known to them, were recently denied compensatory redress under the Victims Support and Rehabilitation Act 1996 (NSW) (' VSRA ').1 The children were unsuccessful because the ...
The Commodification of the Asian Commons: Water as a Property Right

Sheehan John (Australian Centre for Environmental Law, 2005)

In Asia, the commodification of natural resources such as water has resulted in changes to fundamental understandings of property rights. The interplay between modernity and customary rights to water has brought into ...
United Nations Reform and Indigenous Peoples

Davis Megan (University of New South Wales, Indigenous Law Centre, 2005)
The effect of the burial environment on adipocere formation

Forbes Shari; Stuart Barbara; Dent Boyd (Elsevier Ireland Ltd, 2005)

Adipocere is a decomposition product comprising predominantly saturated fatty acids which results from the hydrolysis and hydrogenation of adipose tissue. Adipocere formation may occur in various decomposition environments ...
A discussion of current and future issues relating to the use of forensic DNA evidence

Walsh, S. J (Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Executive Institute, 2005)
The effect of the method of burial on adipocere formation

Forbes Shari; Stuart Barbara; Dent Boyd (Elsevier Ireland Ltd, 2005)

A controlled laboratory experiment was conducted in order to investigate the effect of the method of burial (i.e. the presence of coffin and clothing) on the formation of adipocere. This study follows previous studies ...
Cannibals and Colonialism

Biber Katherine (Thomson Legal and Regulatory Ltd, 2005)
The effect of soil type on adipocere formation

Forbes Shari; Dent Boyd; Stuart Barbara (Elsevier Ireland Ltd, 2005)

Adipocere refers to a postmortem product which forms from body fat in the later stages of decomposition. Factors present in the surrounding decomposition environment will influence adipocere formation and may accelerate ...

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