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	James Cook University Law Review

2004

Volume 11

Address

• THE LAW AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION — EXPECTATIONS AND REALITY - [2004] JCULRev 1; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 4
  Justice John Dowsett

Articles

• REFLECTIONS ON NECESSITY AS A JUSTIFICATION FOR TORTURE - [2004] JCULRev 2; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 21
  Paul Fairall
• TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT LINKAGE IN THE POST– URUGUAY ROUND CONTEXT - [2004] JCULRev 3; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 36
  Shawkat Alam
• ASSESSING THE SCOPE OF THE POST-IPP ‘CLOSE ASSOCIATE’ SPECIAL LIMITATION PERIOD FOR CHILD ABUSE CASES - [2004] JCULRev 4; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 63
  Dr Ben Mathews
• REFORM OF THE DOUBLE JEOPARDY RULE ON THE BASIS OF FRESH AND COMPELLING DNA EVIDENCE IN NEW SOUTH WALES AND QUEENSLAND - [2004] JCULRev 5; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 84
  Kelley Burton
• ‘YOU’RE NOT DRUNK IF YOU CAN LIE ON THE FLOOR WITHOUT HOLDING ON’ — ALCOHOL SERVER LIABILITY, DUTY, RESPONSIBILITY AND THE LAW OF TORTS - [2004] JCULRev 6; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 108
  Penelope Watson
• AN EXAMINATION OF JEWISH DIVORCE UNDER THE FAMILY LAW ACT 1975 (CTH) - [2004] JCULRev 7; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 132
  Amanda Williamson
• TRADITION AND CHANGE – AVENUES FOR IMPROVING ANIMAL WELFARE IN INDIGENOUS HUNTING - [2004] JCULRev 8; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 159
  Dominique Thiriet

Case Notes

• CASE NOTE: JONES V PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF QUEENSLAND [2004] QCA 269 (6 AUGUST 2004) — RECOGNITION OF ABORIGINAL CUSTOMARY LAW AND THE MABO PRINCIPLE - [2004] JCULRev 9; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 179
  Dr Ulla Secher
• CASE NOTE: THOMAS V DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION (UNREPORTED, DISTRICT COURT OF QUEENSLAND, WHITE DCJ, 5 AUGUST 2004) - [2004] JCULRev 10; (2004) 11 James Cook University Law Review 186
  Lisa Westcott