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Atkins v The Emperor: the cautious use of unreliable expert opinion

Edmond Gary; Kemp Richard; Porter Glenn; Hamer David; Burton Mike; Biber Katherine; Rocque Mehra (Vathek Publishing, 2010)

What happens to a country under constant surveillance? The recent decision in Atkins v The Queen provides a partial answer.1 The sheer availability of images seems to be driving decisions about their admissibility and use ...
Bad Holocaust Art

Biber Katherine (Legal intersections Research Centre, 2009)

In 2002 the Jewish Museum in New York exhibited Mirroring Evil, in which contemporary artists represented the Holocaust. Holocaust survivors demonstrated against the exhibition, holding placards in the street outside. An ...
Being/Nothing: Native title and fantasy fulfilment

Biber Katherine (Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2004)
Beseiged at Home: Jimmy Governor's Rampage

Biber Katherine (University of Technology, Sydney, 2008)

In July 1900, Jimmy Governor and his brother Joe commenced their murderous rampage across central New South Wales, killing nine women and children, maiming others, and raping a teenage girl. They were pursued for three ...
Cannibals and Colonialism

Biber Katherine (Thomson Legal and Regulatory Ltd, 2005)
Evidence from the Archive: Implementing the Court Information Act in NSW

Biber Katherine (The University of Sydney, 2011)
Fact-finding, Proof and Indigenous Knowledge: Teaching Evidence in Australia

Biber Katherine (Legal Service Bulletin Co-op, 2010)

The rules of evidence enable law to discover its truths. The rules enable material facts to be 'found' in a haystack of data, and they erect thresholds along a single pathway to admissibility. Each piece of evidence follows ...
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 ...
Making art from evidence:Secret sex and police surveillance in the Tearoom

Biber Katherine; Dalton Derek (Sage, 2009)

In 1962, police officers concealed themselves for two weeks in a men¿s public toilet in Mansfield, Ohio, and filmed men performing illicit homosexual sex acts. The film footage was used to secure convictions for sodomy, ...
On not speaking: The right to silence, the gagged trial judge and the spectre of child sexual abuse

Biber Katherine (Legal Service Bulletin Co-op, 2005)
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 ...

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