Interesting articles, speeches and podcasts
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Fri Aug 13 2021Australian Federal Court makes trailblazing decision recognising AI systems as inventors by Kate Hay, David Fixler, Frances Wheelahan, Alex Dunlop and Suman Reddy of Corrs Chambers Westgarth - considers Thaler v Commissioner of Patents [2021] FCA 879
Can Australian employers make you get a COVID-19 vaccine? Mostly not — but here's when they can by Joo-Cheong Tham on The Conversation - considers mandating of vaccination
High Court fixes casual employment uncertainty by Mick Moy, Amber Sharp, Cameron Dean, Scarlet Reid, Tim Longwill and Lydia Daly of McCullough Robertson - considers WorkPac Pty Ltd v Rossato & Ors [2021] HCA 23
International law and the practice of legality : stability and change presented by Professor Jutta Brunnée at University of Oxford
Law Report (ABC) for 10 August presented by Damien Carrick - Balancing individual and community rights in a pandemic
Nowhere to hide : the significance of national cabinet not being a cabinet by Anne Twomey on The Conversation - considers Patrick and Secretary, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet (Freedom of Information) [2021] AATA 2719
A numbers game? Statistics in public law cases, presented by Lady Rose, ALBA Annual Lecture
Persuasive criminal advocacy, presented by by the Honourable T F Bathurst AC, Chief Justice of NSW
Primum non nocere : what might the justice system learn from Hippocrates? presented by The Honourable Justice Peter Quinlan, Chief Justice of Western Australia to The Piddington Society
The rule of law 'by design'? by Monika Zalnieriute, Lyria Bennett Moses and George Williams in Tulane Law Review, Vol. 95(5), 2021, p 1063-1101 - "Can technology be deployed to promote, or even guarantee, the rule of law? Can the rule of law be designed into technological systems?"
The Wigs Podcast from Stephen Lawrence (Black Chambers), Emmanuel Kerkyasharian (Forbes Chambers), Felicity Graham (Black Chambers) and Jim Minns - S3 E3 British Post Office Scandal + AJL20 and ACCC v Google