Interesting articles, speeches and podcasts
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Fri Mar 04 2022Causation : the interface between the scientific and legal methods by The Hon. Justice Jonathan Beach in University of Western Australia law review, (2022) Volume 49(1), p 113 - examines causation
Farewell Ceremony for the Hon. TF Bathurst, AC, Chief Justice of NSW
Farewell Ceremony for the Hon. Justice Lucy McCallum
Judicial education in Australia : a contemporary overview by Gabrielle J. Appleby, Jessica Kerr, Suzanne M. Le Mire, Andrew Lynch and Brian Opeskin in (2022) 31(4) Journal of Judicial Administration (Forthcoming) - examines judicial education
Koalas classified as an endangered species in parts of eastern Australia by Vanessa Maruna and Nicola Nearhos of Holding Redlich - on 12 February 2022, the federal Environment Minister listed the koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) as 'endangered'
Law Report (ABC) for 1 March presented by Damian Carrick - ICC to launch Ukraine war crimes probe, and NSW Chief Justice Tom Bathurst retires
Pathways to intimate partner homicide - research paper from ANROWS
Short Circuit Podcast, Episode 209 : Guilty pigs - Professors Katy Barnett and Jeremy Gans of the University of Melbourne discuss their new book "Guilty Pigs: The Weird and Wonderful History of Animal Law."
Without fear or favour by Justice Sarah Derrington, Opening Keynote Address, The Piddington Society, 2022 Walyaup (Fremantle) Law Conference on 18 February 2022
Zombie agreements – the clock is ticking, act now by Heinz Lepahe, Michelle Chadburn, and Tania Godagama of HWL Ebsworth - examines enterprise agreements that have passed their nominal expiry date but remain preserved in law