Submissions from 2024
Should we reform the jury? An Australian perspective, Keith Thompson
Submissions from 2022
Labor rights and dispute system design: Assessing the legal legacy of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Zachery Calo
Submissions from 2020
The politics of freedom of religion in Australia: Can international human rights standards point the way forward?, Nicholas Aroney and Paul Taylor
Blazing the path: Freedom of conscience as the prototypical right, Barry W. Bussey
Uncertainty and intellectual property rights, Ana Penteado
Reaffirming the first freedom: The implications of Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue and Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru, Charles Russo, William Thro, and Allan Osborne
The Construction Contracts Act 2004 (WA): Statistical analysis 2005-2018, Auke Steensma and Philip Evans
Submissions from 2019
But wait...there's more: The ongoing complexities of section 44(I), Husssein Al Asedy and Lorraine Finlay
Hate speech law in Australia: The nature of language and the nature of the State, Iain T. Benson
A critique of Ronald Dworkin's limitation of passive forms of religious expression in the public sphere, Shaun de Freitas
Litigation, liberty, and legitimation: The experience of the Church of Scientology in Australian Law, Bernard Doherty and James T. Richardson
The attribution problem and cyber armed attacks, Lorraine Finlay and Christian Payne
Does law need a theory of truth? A look at the epistemology of the New Haven School of Jurisprudence, Tomas Fitzgerald
The protection of conscientious objection against euthanasia in health care, Adriaan Knoetze and Shaun de Freitas
Faith, society and the post-secular: Private and public religion in law and theology, Christoffel Lombaard, Iain T. Benson, and Eckart Otto
Enforcing conformity: Criminalising religiously inspired acts, Michael Quinlan
The freedom to offend in the pursuit of truth, Johnny M. Sakr
The rule of law, arbitrariness and institutional virtue, Anthony Keith Thompson
Submissions from 2018
The role of non-state actors in the cultural heritage field - the case of the Orthodox Church and its heritage in Turkey, Nicholas Augustinos
Religious liberty in Australia: Some suggestions and proposals for reframing traditional categorisations, Iain T. Benson
Organisasie vir Godsdienste-Onderrig en Demokrasie v Laerskool Randhart et al: The right to freedom of religion, diversity and the public school, Shaun A. de Freitas and G A. du Plessis
Doping in sport - should it be a crime?, Tomas Fitzgerald
Finding the streams' true sources: The implied freedom of political communication and executive power, Joshua Forrester, Lorraine Finlay, and Augusto Zimmerman
Why dignity is a poor reason to legalise assisted suicide, Peter Kurti
Christianity and the law: Trial separation or acrimonious divorce?, Michael Quinlan
Law and religion in Western Australia: Cooperation or conflict?, Michael Quinlan
The twenty-first century Catholic lawyer, Michael Quinlan
Missourian efforts to extradite Joseph Smith and the ethics of Governor Thomas Reynolds of Missouri, A Keith Thompson
The habeas corpus protection of Joseph Smith from Missouri arrest requisitions, A Keith Thompson
Do consumers need a ‘Bit’ more protection under Australian consumer laws? The regulatory risks and challenges of Bitcoin, Chinelle Van Der Westhuizen
Constitutionality of communication prohibitions around abortion clinics, Greg Walsh
Submissions from 2017
The politics of drift: civic virtues, associations and citizenship, Iain T. Benson
Rights inflation: Attempts to redefine marriage and the freedom of religion: The case of Trinity Western University School of Law, Barry W. Bussey
An international experience for law students: Preparing, planning and pastoral care, Lara Pratt
The Fall of the Priests and the Rise of the Lawyers, Philip R Wood, Hart Publishing, 2016, 273 pages: ISBN 9781509905560. Hardcover $50.00, Michael Quinlan
The under-theorisation of religious freedom in Polynesia – Two case studies, A K. Thompson
Apostate religion in the Book of Mormon, A Keith Thompson
Should religious confession privilege be abolished in child abuse cases? Do child abusers confess their sins?, Anthony Keith Thompson
Freedom of religion and freedom of speech - The United States, Australia and Singapore compared, Keith Thompson
Maintaining religious identity in hiring in faith-based schools: A comparative analysis of Australia and the United States, Keith Thompson and Charles J. Russo
Submissions from 2016
An opportunity missed? A Constitutional analysis of proposed reforms to Tasmania's 'hate speech' laws, Joshua Forrester, Augusto Zimmerman, and Lorraine Finlay
Joseph Smith and the Doctrine of Sealing, Anthony K. Thompson
The Liberties of the Church and the City of London in Magna Carta, Anthony K. Thompson
Were we foreordained to the priesthood, or was the standard of worthiness foreordained? Alma 13 reconsidered, Anthony K. Thompson
Submissions from 2015
Avoiding unnecessary divorce and restoring justice in marital separations - review of Family Law Act 1975 (FLA), Christopher Brohier and Nigel K. Zimmermann
Wei Fan v South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (No 2), M Doepel and S Canton
Wolves among us: some brief reflections on the "bona fides" of gendered violence in computer game art, Adam Jardine
Should Australian courts give more witnesses the right to Skype?, Marilyn Krawitz and Justine Howard
Cyberbullying - when does a school authority's liability in tort end?, Robert Pelletier, Boris Handal, Jessica Khalil, and Tryon Francis
Who Was Sherem?, A Keith Thompson
The doctrine of resurrection in the Book of Mormon, Anthony K. Thompson
"Originalism" in Magna Carta, Augusto Zimmerman
Submissions from 2014
The meaning of 'market value' in Australia's Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, Nicholas Augustinos
Proselytism and the right to freedom from improper irreligious influence: the example of public school education, S de Freitas
An opt-in approach to regulating the employment decisions of religious schools, Greg Walsh
Educational Institutions and the prohibition on disability discrimination, Greg Walsh
The right to equality and the employment decisions of religious schools, Greg Walsh
Submissions from 2013
Apportionment of dual-purpose expenses, Nicholas Augustinos
Seeing through the secular illusion, I Benson
The attack on Western religions by Western law: re-framing pluralism, liberalism and diversity, I Benson
Submissions from 2012
Beyond the call of duty: Why shouldn't video game players face the same dilemmas as real soldiers?, Ben Clarke, Christian Rouffaer, and Francois Senechaud
The South African Constitutional Court and the unborn, S de Freitas
A cultural challenge for the Western Australian legal profession: a lack of diversity at the WA Bar?, Jill Howieson and Tomas W. Fitzgerald
Political protections of fundamental rights as a means of mitigating the weaknesses of legal protections, Lara Pratt
Pleading trespass in medical cases: Avoiding the limitations imposed on the award of damages, Greg Walsh
Complexities in proving delayed diagnosis of cancer cases, Greg Walsh and Anna Walsh
Submissions from 2011
South African Charter of Religious Rights and Freedoms, I Benson
The unexamined faiths and the public place of religion: Emerging insights from the law, I Benson
In memoriam: Sir Ian Brownlie, Ben Clarke
Seeking deliberation on the unborn in international law, S de Freitas and G Myburgh
A critical evaluation of the pre-litigation protocols, Greg Walsh and Ramina Kambar
Submissions from 2010
When can the limitation period for childbirth claims be extended?, Libby Brookes and Greg Walsh
At full capacity: Farr v State of Queensland [2009] NSWSC 906, Anna Walsh and Greg Walsh
Legal liability for injuries sustained from repair work carried out on residential properties, Greg Walsh
Measuring legal expertise: The merits of a national law examination, Greg Walsh
At the intersection of law and medicine: Promoting the inherent dignity and human rights of persons with disabilities, Greg Walsh and Anna Walsh
Medical practitioners and the duty to rescue, Greg Walsh and Anna Walsh
No duty of care owed by hotel operators, Greg Walsh and Anna Walsh
Tabet v Gett: The end of loss of chance actions in Australia?, Greg Walsh and Anna Walsh
Submissions from 2009
Cyberbullying: A real and present danger, Robert Pelletier
Submissions from 2008
Should health professionals be under a legal duty to disclose familial genetic information?, Meredith Blake
East Timor: What's wrong?, Frank Brennan
Innovative building materials and sick building syndrome: Liabilities of manufacturers and importers of defective materials, Philip Evans
Gone but not forgotten - fame and abandonment under Section 92(4)(b) of the Trade Marks Act, Christopher N. Kendall and Tomas Fitzgerald
A new tort of privacy – We should be able to sue, Robert Pelletier
Submissions from 2007
Religious beliefs and medical treatment: The challenge to patient consent, Meredith J. Blake
Freedom of speech and criticism of religion: What are the limits?, Ben Clarke
Censorship and morality in cyberspace: Regulating the gender-based harms of pornography online, Michelle Evans
Plant breeder's rights, Philip J. Evans and Thomas Haines
Great expectations: Inheritance, equity and the family farm, Robyn Honey and Michelle Evans
Defining 'inventiveness' - still not 'obvious' post-Lockwood, Christopher Kendall and Tomas Fitzgerald
The globalisation of human rights law, The Hon David K. Malcolm
Submissions from 2006
What's morality got to do with it?: The gender based harms of pornography, Michelle Evans