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Interest Groups Sessions
Legal Education A:
Lisa Westcott (Convener)
· Michelle
Sanson:
Continuing
Professional Development: Is There a Role
For Academics?
·
Maree Sainsbury:
Teaching Graduate Law: The Juris Doctor.
· Jill
Cowley:
Teaching Intensive Appointments: Are they the
Answer or Even the Question?
· David
Barker:
Rethinking Legal Education - A Comparative Study of
Recent Developments in Legal Education in Australia
and in the United States.
Indigenous
Peoples and the Law:
Julie Cassidy (Convener)
·
Parry Agius and Tom Jenkin:
Enjoying and Managing Outcomes from Native Title
Negotiations.
· Francesca
Dominello:
Beyond Symbolism: the Practical Effects that Recognition of
Aboriginal Sovereignty Could Have on the Concept of Native
Title.
·
Jennifer Greaney and Julie Cassidy:
The Howard Era: A Policy of Paternalism and Racial
Discrimination.
Legal
Education B:
Kate Galloway (Convener)
·
Mandy
Shircore:
Using Effective and Engaging Assessment to Scaffold
Development of Legal Problem Solving Skills in First Year
Law.
·
Sally Kift:
Articulating a Transition Pedagogy for Legal Education: What
Might Good First Year Curriculum in Law Look Like?
· Joseph
Indaimo and Michael Crowley:
Learning Lessons in Legal
Writing Skills.
Ethics and the Legal Profession:
Helen Sungaila (Convener)
· Maxine
Evers:
Changes in Legal Ethics - From the Colony to Cairns.
· Jason
Harris and Maxine Evers:
The Duties of In-House Counsel - The Bold, the Bright and
the Blurred?
Legal Theory
and the Law in Context:
Michael Head (Convener)
· Ken
Parish:
Moral Intuitionist and Cognitive Theory - a Challenge for
Trials, Judges and Advocates.
· Lynda
Crowley
Reflexive Professionals or Technicians? The Political
Economy of the University.
· Paul
Havemann and Rachel Bradshaw
Introducing Conceptual and Contextual Literacy to
First Year LLB Students.
International Law:
Daud Hassan (Convener)
· Rachel
Bradshaw
:
Regulation of Mediation Training and Education...Thin End of
the Wedge or Just a Wedge?
· Andrew
Byrnes, Andrea Durbach and Catherine Renshaw:
From Paris to Dhaka: The Paris Principles, National Human
Rights Institutions, and the Effective Protection of Human
Rights.
· Michelle
Sanson:
Challenges in Implementing Human Rights Treaties - A
Namibian Case Study.
· Daud
Hassan:
Combating Piracy and the Law of the Sea: Applications and
Shortcomings.
Property Law:
Fiona
Burns (Convener)
· Philippa
Wells
Perfection of Personal Property Securities: Possibilities,
Problems and Peculiarities.
· Lindsay
Trotman and Debbie Wilson:
For Sale: Beautiful Family Home, 3 Bedrooms, Termites,
Friendly Poltergeist and Unique Reputation as Local Murder
Site: The Obligations of Disclosure on Real Estate Agents
Under the Fair Trading Act (NZ)/ Trade Practices Act (Cth).
· Fiona
Burns:
Intestacy Reform in New South Wales and Queensland: A
Critical Evaluation of Aspects of the Uniform Succession
Laws: Intestacy Report.
Commercial
and Consumer Protection:
Gehan Gunasekara
(Convener)
· Frank
Zumbo:
Unfair Terms in Contracts Involving Small Businesses:
Exploring the Case for Reform.
· Vijaya
Nagarajan:
Use of Discretion by Regulatory Agencies.
· Nicholas
Drake and Suzanne McMeekin:
Commercial Free Speech in New Zealand.
Comparative and Asian Law:
Vivienne Bath
(Convener)
· Mary
Ip:
Law is Not a Major Ingredient for the Safety of Chinese
Food.
· Vivienne
Bath:
Legal Protection of the Rights of Shareholders in Chinese
Unlisted Companies.
· Chenxia
Shi and Bin Hu:
Directors' Liability For False Statements in the Information
Disclosure of Listed Companies in China.
Legal
Research and Communication:
Natalie Cuffe (Convener)
· Natalie
Cuffe:
Reflecting on Legal Research Learning - Tools to Assist (and
its not the Assessment!)
· Panel
Discussion: Natalie Cuffe and Terry Hutchinson:
Developing Legal Research Skills: Contemporary Issues in
Legal Research and Curriculum Design.
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