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Interest Groups Sessions
Legal Education:
Lisa Westcott (Convener)
·
Sally
Kift, Rachel Field and Ian Wells:
A Proposal for the Curriculum Renewal in the
Final
Year of Legal Education: Drawing on Synergies
with
the First Year Experience for a FYE2.
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Wendy Larcombe, Pip Nicholson and Ian Malkin:
Findings from an
Empirical Study of Commencing Law Students Expectations.
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Nikki Bromberger and Marina Nehme:
Emotional Aspects of Learning and Related Consequences of
Face to Face Classes Moving Online.
Indigenous
Peoples & the Law:
Julie Cassidy (Convener)
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Julie Cassidy:
The Stolen Generations and the "G" Word.
·
Chris Davies:
Racism and Sport.
· Bridget
Lewis:
Indigenous
Human Rights and Climate Change.
Criminal Law:
Mandy
Shircore (Convener)
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Kelley Burton:
Developing a Contextual Approach to Implied Consent in a
Visual Recording Environment: Climate for Changing the
Criminal Law.
·
Malcolm Barrett
Homicide and the Excuse of Accident: Reform, Abolish or
Retain?
· Gerald
McGinley
:
Criminal Responsibility for Emotional Acts - The Case for
Provocation.
·
Andrew Hemming:
Mr
Adamson Goes to Berrimah: An Opportunity to Review the
Offence of False Accounting in Australian Criminal Law
Jurisdictions.
Company Law:
Anil Hargovan (Convener)
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Janine Pascoe:
Corporate Sector Whistleblowing in Australia: Ethics and
Corporate Culture.
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James Mayanja:
The Proper Role of Shareholders in the Public Governance of
Australian Public Companies.
·
Marina
Nehme, Michael Adams and Catherine Gordon:
E-Learning in Corporate Law: The Value-Add of Online
Resources.
Comparative and Asian Law:
Vivienne Bath (Convener)
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Masudul Haque AKM:
Emergency Powers and Caretaker Government in Bangladesh.
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Andrew Byrnes:
All Promise Dashed? International Law, the Death Penalty and
the Indonesian Constitutional Court.
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David Price:
The "Golden Thread" - Shariah Law and Intellectual Property
Protection.
Revenue Law:
Robin Woellner (Convener)
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Robin Woellner:
"Will No-one Rid Me of this Troublesome Debt?" - Directors'
Liability for Unremitted PAYG.
· Michael
Blissenden:
The Implications of the White Industries Case on Accessing
Documents Held by Accountants.
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John Bevacqua:
The Plaintiff-Proof Fence: The Justiciability of Activities
of the Commissioner of Taxation.
Evidence and
Procedure:
Wayne Rumbles (Convener)
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Helen
Sungalia and Angela Sungalia:
On Being the Forensic,
Expert Witness: An Analysis of Medico-Legal Interface
Experience in the Rape Trial.
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John Anderson:
'Identification Evidence - Proof and Doubt': An Experiential
Teaching Strategy to Promote Deep Analytical Understanding
Combined with Development of Practical Legal Skills.
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Caroline Heske:
The Curious Incident of the Third Standard of Proof in
Briginshaw.
Law and Social Justice:
Elfriede Sangkuhl (Convener)
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Scott Mann:
What is Distributive Justice?
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Michael Head:
Calling Out the Troops: the Australian Military, 'Domestic
Violence' and the 'War on Terror'.
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Terry
Hutchinson:
A Snapshot of the Qld Legal Workplace and the Implications
for Legal Education.
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Sally Varnham and Joan Squelch:
Responsibilities, Rights and Regulation - Three R's of
Education: A Consideration of the State's Control Over
Parental Choice in Education.
Intellectual Property:
Susan Corbett (Convener)
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Alexandra Sims:
Justifying the Fair Dealing Exceptions in Copyright Law.
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Mark Bender:
Google BookSearch: Pirates of the Collection? Worlds End?
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Susan Corbett:
Creative Commons Licences - A Symptom or a Cause?
Law for
Non-Law Students:
Patty Kamvounias (Convener)
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Helen Murphy and Tao Bak:
Community of Practice Project
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Jennifer Butler, Kristy Richardson and Eric Holm:
Pedagogical Challenges of Teaching Law to Non Law Students.
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Catrina Di Battista:
The Application of
Theory in Multiple Intelligences to Business/Commercial Law
Courses
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Susan Fitzpatrick, Michael Adams and Mac Collings:
Student Feedback Helps to Re-Design First Year Law Subject.
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