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	Federal Law Review

2001

Volume 29

Number [ 1 | 2 | 3 ]

Volume 29, No. 1

Articles

• Nulyarimma v Thompson: Is Genocide a Crime at Common Law in Australia? - [2001] FedLRev 1; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 1
  Guilfoyle, Douglas
• The Slumbering Sovereign: Sir Owen Dixon's ommon Law Constitution Revisited - [2001] FedLRev 2; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 57
  Wait, Michael
• Interpretation and Cooperative Federalism: Bond v R from a Constitutional Perspective - [2001] FedLRev 3; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 75
  McConville, James; Smith, Darryl

Comment

• "A Puny Thing Indeed" - Cheng v The Queen and the Constitutional Right to Trial by Jury - [2001] FedLRev 4; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 95
  Simpson, Amelia; Wood, Mary

Book Review

• Jeffrey Goldsworthy, The Sovereignty of Parliament - [2001] FedLRev 5; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 115
  Wilheim, Ernst

Volume 29, No. 2

Articles

• Property and the Drafting of the Australian Constitution - [2001] FedLRev 6; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 121
  Evans, Simon
• Commonwealth Immunity as a Constitutional Implication - [2001] FedLRev 7; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 151
  Penhallurick, Catherine
• Political Donations by Australian Companies - [2001] FedLRev 8; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 177
  Ramsay, Ian; Stapledon, Geoff; Vernon, Joel
• In the Wake of Teoh: Finding an Appropriate Government Response - [2001] FedLRev 9; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 219
  Lacey, Wendy
• A Turtle by Any Other Name: The Legal Basis of the Australian Constitution - [2001] FedLRev 10; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 241
  Dillon, Anthony
• The Military Call-out Legislation - Some Legal and Constitutional Questions - [2001] FedLRev 11; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 273
  Head, Michael

Book Review

• The High Court - Legitimacy and Change: Haig Patapan, Judging Democracy - The New Politics of the High Court of Australia - [2001] FedLRev 12; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 295
  Lynch, Andrew

Comments

• Brownlee v The Queen: Method in the Madness - [2001] FedLRev 13; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 319
  Stellios, James

Volume 29, No. 3

Foreward

• Foreward - [2001] FedLRev 14; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review
  Stewart, Daniel

Articles

• Freedom of Information: The Experience of the Australian States - an Epiphany? - [2001] FedLRev 15; (2001) Federal Law Review 343
  Snell, Rick
• Freedom of Information - An Ombudsman's Perspective - [2001] FedLRev 16; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 359
  McLeod, Ron
• Judicial Review: Recent Trends - [2001] FedLRev 17; (2001) Federal Law Review 365
  Basten QC, John
• Commentary - [2001] FedLRev 18; (2001) Federal Law Review 391
  Lindgren, The Hon Justce Kevin
• Tribunals: Divergence and Loss - [2001] FedLRev 19; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 403
  Creyke, Robin
• Developments in Administrative Tribunals in the Last Two Years - [2001] FedLRev 20; (2001) Federal Law Review 427
  Kellam, The Hon Justice Murray

Comments

• Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs: ex parte Miah: A statute in the eye of its beholder - [2001] FedLRev 21; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 437
  Bennett, Lyria
• Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs v Yusuf: One door closed, another opened? - [2001] FedLRev 22; (2001) 29 Federal Law Review 453
  Rebikoff, Stephen