The Library Bulletin

SEARCH ALL POSTS

New journals

Fri Oct 18 2019

AIAL forum, Issue 96, September 2019 - in this issue : Contemporary challenges in merits review : the AAT in a changing Australia The Hon Justice David Thomas / Recent developments Katherine Cook / The three forms of executive power and the consequences for administrative law review David Patrick Hertzberg / Dealing with self-represented parties Graeme Neate / Adventures on the administrative decision-making continuum : reframing the role of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Matthew Paterson / Defining the boundaries of non-statutory executive power in Australia : a migration law perspective Laura Butler

Alternative law journal, Volume 44(3), 2019 - in this issue : A hoax of blokes : election 2019 Graeme Orr / Reforming proceeds of crime legislation : political reality or pipedream? Natalie Skead, Tamara Tulich, Sarah Murray and Hilde Tubex / Sharing elements of effective practice to address earlier signs of family violence Liz Curran / Religions should be required to be transparent in their use of exemptions in anti-discrimination law Renae Baker / Consent, custom and international law in South Africa : what Australian lawmakers could learn Stephen Young / Un-translatable? Interpreting customary laws in a western courtroom Luke Hannath / Trump, Twitter and the first amendment Jemimah Roberts / As easy as riding a bike? How mandatory bicycle helmet laws may harm those who can least afford it Carlo Dellora / Corporate social responsibility, human rights and law firms Claudia Carr / Internship courses for all? Supporting students undertaking unpaid university-run legal internships Laura Grenfell and Cornelia Koch / Clinical programs, social justice and transformation through student learning Lindsey Stevenson-Graf / Straight man's burden Joanna Joy / Reconciling rights-based discourse with Pacific culture and way-of-life : re-defining our understanding of 'rights' Gina Zheng / Mandatory bicycle helmet laws and the disabled Robert Corr / Girlie shoots the messenger

Civil justice quarterly, Volume 38(4), 2019 - in this issue : Defining strategic litigation Michael Ramsden and Kris Gledhill / Comparing the efficiency and quality of civil justice in Scandinavia : the role of structural differences and definitions of quality Anna Nylund / Finding the holy grail of commercial mediation research : an empirical study of insurance mediation users in New Zealand Dr Grant Morris / Exploring voice as a justice factor in mediation Lola Akin Ojelabi / Australian Law Reform Commission Class Action and Litigation Funding Report : empowering courts, monitoring funders, supporting contingency fees for class action lawyers and proposing reviews of shareholder class actions and collective redress Michael Legg / Law Commission of Ontario Report : Class Actions : objectives, experiences and reforms Suzanne Chiodo / A fresh look at familiar problems : proposals for reform of the UK immigration and asylum system Alan Desmond

Commonwealth law bulletin, Volume 44(3), September 2018 - in this issue : Time to waive LPP on government legal advice in the UK Gavin Murphy / The doctrine of substantial performance : comparisons between English and Malaysian law Sri Bala Murugan Gogulanathan / Design standards for laws to ensure effective democracy Roy Lee / The English common law criminal defence and excuse of necessity : a critical comparison of the customary law and commonplace Gary I Lilienthal / Resolving the cultural right-animal right conflict in India : analyzing Article 29(1) through the paradigm of Jallikattu Dushyant Thakur / Legal strategy for resolving the socio-economic and environmental symptoms of the resource curse in Nigeria : the role of impact and benefit agreements (IBAs) Godswill Agbaitoro / Judicial approaches to combating 'revenge porn' : a multi-jurisdictional perspective Jason Haynes / The right of access to state-held information in Botswana : lessons from emerging international human rights jurisprudence Tachilisa Badala Balule and Baboki Jonathan Dambe / The Hague judgments project : assessing its plausible benefits for the development of the Indian private international law Saloni Khanderia / Connecting the dots : relevance of sustainable development principles in addressing environmental protection issues in Nigeria's oil industry E U Onyeabor, Onyedikachi Josiah Alozie, Joycelin Okubuiro, Anthony Ifeanyi Onuigbo and Nadubuisi Augustine Nwafor / Constitutional literacy in Africa : challenges and prospects Charles Manga Fombad

Conveyancer and property lawyer, Volume 83(3), 2019 - in this issue : Dishonest strangers Martin Dixon / Tied up in knotweed Russell Hewitson / Resolving the status of bare trust Robert Flannigan / Mortgage possession at a crossroads : which way should we turn? Dr Lisa Whitehouse / The traditional concept hits the bunker : easements after Regency Villas Title Ltd v Diamond Resorts (Europe) Ltd Gavin McLeod / Lu Xing Juan v Estate of Hui Shui See : promissory estoppel where the family home is owned by a company Michael Lower / Golf and the law Alec Samuels / Don't dismiss the relevance of subjective intentions to adverse possesion : Malik v Malik Robin Hickey / The Earl's daughter - lessons from the Inheritance Act : Wellesley v Earl Cowley Richard Hedlund / Fencing easements, their true character and how they arise : Churston Golf Club Ltd v Haddock Andrew Cash

Criminal law review, Issue 10, 2019 - in this issue : The Sentencing (Pre-Consolidation Amendments) Bill Nicola Padfield / Autobiographical memory misconceptions and the police investigative response to rape complaints Louise Taylor and Lucy Justice / A credible solution? Non-defendant's bad character and section 100 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 Diane Birch / Can fugitives argue "culpable delay" by the authorities in extradition proceedings? Howard Riddle / Cases and comments : Committal for sentence - McNamara (James) v Public Prosecution Service (NI), Homicide - R v Hussain (Imran), Indictment - R v Dillion (Geoffrey), Proceeds of crime - R v S, Public entry to courtroom - R (on the application of Ewing) v Isleworth Crown Court, Sentencing - R v Akbar (Chaudry Muhammad), R v Chin-Charles (Aron Stefan) ; R v Cullen (Anthony), Slavery - R v Nguyen (T H) ; R v Nguyen (V H) ; R v Tran, Trial - R v Chauhan (Manjoi) ; R v Croft (Terence)

Judicial review, Volume 14(2), October 2019 - in this issue : Jury directions : the struggle for simplicity and clarity The Honourable Virginia Bell AC / Who judges the judges, and how should they be judged? The Honourable T F Bathurst AC / Extended joint criminal enterprise - "top-down" or "bottom-up" legal reasoning? The Honourable Justice Weinberg AO / Judicial review and the Land and Environment Court Professor Margaret Allars / The role of holistic approaches in reducing the rate of recidivism for young offenders Associate Professor Jioji Ravulo

Law quarterly review, Volume 135, October 2019 - in this issue : Equity in business Lord Briggs of Westbourne / "O Lord make me pure - but not yet" : granting time for the amendment of unlawful legislation Jonathan Morgan / Labour law and the labour market : employment status reconsidered Zoe Adams / Common law protection for injury to a person's reproductive autonomy Stephen Todd / The search for common intention : the status of an executed, express declaration of trust post-Stack and Jones Chris Bevan

LSJ, Issue 60, October 2019 - in this issue : Six minutes with Mary Digiglio, Managing Partner, Swaab Attorneys / Bench beckons for Sophia Beckett / Abortion decriminalised in NSW amid fierce debate Amy Dale / Making our targets sweat Gabrielle Upton MP / At lunch with Rosalind Croucher Kate Allman / Forgotten faces : the legal status of Australia's missing persons Kirrily Schwarz / The country lawyer at war James Unkles / Going Dutch Alice Ramsay / Stop negotiating nicely / Listen to your body Thea O'Connor / Doing it for the kids Amy Dale / Is BMI the best measure of health? Angela Tufvesson / Not born to run? Ben Lucas / The case that changed me - Larina Alick Amy Dale / The latest developments in Law Society advocacy and law reform Law Society Policy and Practice Department / Chorley abolished! High Court has final say Michelle Castle and Andrew Bailey / New Singapore Convention set to bring greater certainty to international mediation Anthony Lo Surdo SC / Three compliance considerations for staff recruitment Glenda Carry / A day in the life : Federal Court takes personal leave back to basics Jack de Flamingh and Allanah Hogan / New sentencing statistics now available on the Judicial Information Research System Mark Zaki / The CDPP's e-Brief referral Guidelines : modernising the conduct of federal prosecutions Ilan Lewis / Anti-competitive IP transactions under the spotlight Cynthia Cochrane and Catherine Bembrick / Financial services providers under pressure to act 'efficiently, honestly and fairly' Brendan May / Practical tips for dealing with testamentary capacity David Price / Minor injuries under the Motor Accident Injuries Act Belinda Cassidy / Change leadership for a dynamic profession Dr Justine Rogers and Dr Felicity Bell / Practical tips for conveyancing solicitors in a changing economy Rosemary Workman / The latest from the High Court Andrew Yuile / The latest from the Federal Court Dan Star QC / Family law Robert Glade-Wright / Criminal law Thomas Spohr / Elder law and succession Darryl Browne

Return

Copyright © 2016 The New South Wales Bar Association, All rights reserved.

If you no longer wish to receive Bar Library Bulletin, please notify the Bar Association's Library.

Bar Library Bulletin publishes the latest materials which are of specific interest to, or which will benefit, members of the New South Wales Bar Association.For comments or suggestions regarding Bar Library Bulletin please contact library@nswbar.asn.au