The Library Bulletin

ARITA journal, Volume 31(2), 2019 - in this issue : Creating partners Charles Cunninghame / State of the profession 2019 John Winter / What can go wrong? Charles Cunninghame / Shareholder's rights in a bankrupt estate Michelle Castle and Nicholas Dale / The Dragon Pearl case Kevin Shum and David Walter / Eligibility for safe harbour Lisa Filippin and Alan Mitchell / Safe harbour in practice Rob Brauer / When the honeymoon is over Dr Lezelle Jacobs / A leap of good faith Katherine Wangmann / Rugby WA voluntary administration Scott Langdon / Understanding valuation and auction compliance Tim Slattery / Government funding for registered liquidators Steven Atkins, Henry Carr and Thea Eszenyi / Profile Kelly Trenfield / Government updates - Jobs and small business - Corporations Amendment (Strengthening Protections for Employee Entitlements) Act Sue Saunders / Government updates - AFSA - Some reflections on the personal insolvency system Hamish McCormick / Government updates - ASIC - Banking Royal Commission and the importance of culture John Price / Good practice Kim Arnold, Narelle Ferrier and Natasha McHattan / Q&A Natasha McHatten / Insolvency case reports Natasha McHatten

Criminal law review, Issue 6, 2019 - in this issue : Offensive weapons and knife crime Nicola Padfield / Racially and religiously aggravated offences : "God's gift to defence"? Abenaa Owusu-Bempah, Mark Austin Walters and Susann Widlitzka / Deferred prosecution agreements and the interests of justice : a consistency of approach? Karl Laird / Time to abandon "beyond reasonable doubt" and "sure" : the case for a new direction on the criminal standard and how it should be used Adrian Keane and Paul McKeown / Cases and comments : Animal welfare; Appeals from Magistrates' Courts - Highbury Poultry Farm Produce Ltd v Crown Prosecution Service; R (on the application of Highbury Poultry Farm Produce Ltd) v Telford Magistrates' Court, Deception vitiating consent in rape - R (on the application of Monica) v Director of Public Prosecutions, Evidence - R v Lewis (Lyndon), Intermediary - R v Biddle (Joseph), Misuse of drugs - R v Coker (Isaac), Sentencing - R v KPR - R v Beckford (Daniel) - R v McGeechan (Jack)

Psychiatry, psychology and law, Volume 26(1), February 2019 - in this issue : Electroconvulsive therapy, law and human rights : PBU & NJE v Mental Health Tribunal [2018] VSC 564, Bell J Ian Freckelton QC / Disentanglement from street gangs : a systematic review of the literature Sarah Tonks and Zoe Stephenson / Challenges for research into military investigation Antje Buehler, Gavin E Oxburgh, Peter Zimmermann, Gerd-Dieter Willmund and Ulrich Wesemann / Verifiability on the run : an experimental study on the verifiability approach to malingered symptoms Irena Boskovic, Claudia Tejada Gallardo, Aldert Vrij, Lorraine Hope and Harald Merckelbach / The case for measuring legal actor contributions in court proceedings Rhondda Waterworth / Perspective differences in trial process : a comparison of judges, juries and litigants Angela M Jones, Shayne E Jones and Aaron Duron / Ageing in corrective services : from the perspective of prison chaplains R Shaw, B Stevens, J Paget and P Snoyman / Threshold point utilisation in juror decision-making Lee J Curley, Rory MacLean, Jennifer Murray, Andrew C Pollock and Phyllis Laybourn / Looking inside a circle : volunteer experiences of circles of support and accountability Giulia Lowe and Gwenda Willis / Interview expectancies : awareness of potential biases influences behaviour in interviewees Nicole M Adams-Quackenbush, Robert Horselenberg, Josephine Hubert, Aldert Vrij and Peter van Koppen