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JMA Accounting: Judicial Diminution of Professional Privilege in Tax Investigations?

Fisher Rodney (Bond University, 2007)

JMA Accounting and Entrepreneur Services v Carmody suggested that there may be circumstances under which potentially privileged documents should be made available to executive officers, who could scan the documents to ...
Law's Looking Glass: Expert Identification Evidence Derived from Photographic and Video Images

Biber Katherine; Edmond Gary; Kemp Richard; Porter Glenn (Sydney University, 2009)

This article offers a critical overview of expert identification evidence based on images. It reviews the Australian case law and then, in an interdisciplinary manner, endeavours to explain methodological, technical and ...
The Limits of Functional Family: Lesbian Mother Litigation in the Era of the Eternal Biological Family

Millbank Jenni (Oxford Journals, 2008)

This article contends that a 'functional family' model falters in the context of lesbian and gay intra-family disputes. Functional family arguments have frequently been misused by birth-mothers in child-related disputes ...
Mandatory Corporate Environmental Reporting: Does It Really Work ?

Bubna-Litic Karen (Chartered Secrataries Australia, 2004)
Manifestations of Moral Panics in the Sentencing of Palm Islander Lex Wotton

Anthony Thalia (Hawkins Press, 2009)

This Comment considers the sentencing of Palm Islander man, Lex Patrick Wotton, for his involvement in the protest following the death in custody of Mulrunji. It examines the protest as a response to the police role in the ...
Media Access to Transcripts and Pleadings and Open Justice: A Case Study.

Keyzer Patrick (University of Sydney, School of Economics and Political Science, 2002)

This paper explores the rules that apply to media access to transcripts and pleadings in New South Wales and the concept of 'open justice'. If the principle of open justice is to be entrenched by judicial exegesis rather ...
Medical Manslaughter

Dobinson Ian (University of Queensland Press, 2009)

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The more things change, the more they stay the same... or do they?

Gould Kim (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2007)
Mother Seeking Safe Home: Aboriginal Women Post-Release

Baldry Eileen; Mccausland Ruth (University of Sydney Faculty of Law, 2009)

The NSW Government has recently announced the establishment of a number of accommodation and reintegration services for offenders leaving prison and for others subject to non-custodial or parole orders. This shift recognises ...
My Home, My School, My Island: Home Education in Australia and New Zealand

Varnham Sally (University of Technology, Sydney, 2008)

There is evidence that more and more parents in the developed countries worldwide are choosing to educate their children at home. This is despite, or because of, the existence of comprehensive government education systems ...
New Developments in International Advocacy: Amcius Curiae and the World Trade Organisation

Davis Megan (University of New South Wales, Indigenous Law Centre, 2003)

In 2002 the Interior Alliance of British Columbia successfully submitted an amicus curiae brief to the World Trade Organisation ('WTO') panel established to resolve the US-Canada Softwood Lumber dispute. The decision of ...
A New Dispute Concerning the TRIPS Agreement: the United States and China in the WTO

Roy Alpana (Lexis Nexis Butterworths, 2008)

On 10 April 2007, the United States filed a complaint against China in the dispute settlement body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) with respect to the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights. The ...
Not in my Neighbourhood

Crofts Penelope (Thomson Law Book Co, 2003)

This article details the current regime regulating home businesses (sexual services). It is argued that the imposition of notification requirements and locational restrictions upon home businesses (sexual services) ...
Not to be too pedantic ... but what exactly is a dangerous recreational activity?

Thorpe David; Stewart Pamela (Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association, 2006)

This article examines the defence to a claim in negligence which is provided by Section 5L of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW). The section was enacted as part of the extensive reform of tort law in New South Walesfollowing ...
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 ...
Penalty, harm and the community: what role now for victim impact statements in sentencing homicide offenders in NSW?

Booth Tracey (University of New South Wales, 2007)
Photographs and Labels: Against a Criminology of Innocence

Biber Katherine (University of Wollongong, 2006)

The American photographer Taryn Simon was inspired by the Innocence Project (which aims to acquit falsely convicted people by introducing evidence that was unavailable during their trial) to begin her own photographic ...
Postcolonial Theory and Law: A Critical Introduction

Roy Alpana (Adelaide Law Review Association, 2008)
The PRC Contract Law and Its Unique Notion of Subrogation

Li Xiaoguang (International Association of IT Lawyers (IAITL), 2009)

This paper briefly introduces a recent history of the development of the Chinese contract law. It then analyses various specific contract law issues including formation of the contract, liability for breach of contract and ...
The Prerogative Of Mercy In NSW

Azize Joseph (UTSePress, 2007)

The prerogative of mercy, as it applies in New South Wales, is considered in its historical context. It emerges that in 1987 the prerogative was supplemented and, to an extent, displaced by the establishment of what might ...

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