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The challenges and opportunities of the role of student ombudsmen in an Australian university

Varnham Sally; Evers Maxine (Thomson Reuters, 2011)

The feeling is often expressed that there are increasing numbers of students who are less interested in the student experience than in completing their qualifications with the best marks in the shortest possible time. In ...
The duties of in-house counsel: The bold, the bright and the blurred?

Evers Maxine; Harris Jason (Lawbook Co, 2009)

Recent cases involving in-house and external lawyers have attracted much media attention, from the C7litigation to the AWB Inquiry. Some of the media commentary and judicial remarks were directed at the role of the internal ...
Let's Ask the Kids! - Practising Citizenship and Democracy in Australian Schools

Varnham Sally; Booth Tracey; Evers Maxine (Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association (ANZELA), 2011)

LetS ask the kids-yeah right! The focus of this article is a research project being undertaken in Australia which considers participative and restorative practices in New South Wales schools. Jt looks at the research ...
Looking to the past to plan for the future: A decade of practical legal training

Evers Maxine; Olliffe Bronwyn; Pettit Robyn (Routledge, 2011)

The beginning of the twenty-first century has seen significant changes in the legal profession, from the increased use of e-communications and incorporated legal practices, to the internationalisation of lawyers and the ...
The Requirement that Lawyers Certify Reasonable Prospects of Success:Must 21st Century Lawyers Boldly Go where No Lawyer has Gone Before?

Stewart Pamela; Evers Maxine (Hart Publishing, 2010)

There is a growing trend in Australia to require lawyers to certify reasonable prospects of success for the cases they bring and defend. New South Wales has led the way with the Legal Profession Act 2004 (NSW) Pt 3.2 ...
Secular, Singular and self-expression: Religious freedom in Australian and New Zealand education

Varnham Sally; Evers Maxine (Routledge, 2009)

Religious diversity in Australian and New Zealand Education

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