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	Melbourne University Law Review

2008

Volume 32

Issue [1 | 2 | 3]

Volume 32, No.1 -

Articles

• Constitutional Choices in the Work Choices Case, or What Exactly Is Wrong with the Reserved Powers Doctrine? - [2008] MULR 1; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 1
  Aroney, Nicholas
• Government Liability in Negligence - [2008] MULR 2; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 44
  Aronson, Mark
• The Review of Australia's Asylum Laws and Policies: A Case for Strengthening Parliament's Role in Protecting Rights through Post-Enactment Scrutiny - [2008] MULR 3; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 83
  Francis, Angus
• Holding the Government to Account: The "Stolen Wages" Issue, Fiduciary Duty and Trust Law - [2008] MULR 4; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 115
  Gray, Stephen
• Incomplete Contracts, Contingent Fiduciaries and a Director's Duty to Creditors - [2008] MULR 5; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 141
  Keay, Andrew; Zhang, Hao
• In the Shadow of a Criminal Record: Proposing a Just Model of Criminal Record Employment Checks - [2008] MULR 6; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 171
  Naylor, Bronwyn; Paterson, Moira; Pittard Marilyn
• Seven: The Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), Corporate Governance and Termination Payments to Senior Employees - [2008] MULR 7; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 199
  Sheehan, Kym; Fenwick Colin
• Guilty Pleas or Trials: Which Does the Barrister Prefer? - [2008] MULR 8; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 242
  Tague, Peter W
• Know Thine Enemy as Thyself: Discerning Friend from Foe under Anti-Terrorism Laws - [2008] MULR 9; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review
  Walker, Clive
• An Analysis of Discretionary Rejection in Relation to Confessions - [2008] MULR 10; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 302
  Williams,C R

Case Note

• Leichhardt Municipal Council v Montgomery: Non-Delegable Duties and Roads Authorities - [2008] MULR 11; (2008) 32(1) Melbourne University Law Review 332
  Witting,Christian

Volume 32, No.2 -

Articles

• Model Advocates or a Model for Change? The Model Equal Opportunity Briefing Policy as Affirmative Action - [2008] MULR 12; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 351
  Bartlett, Francesca
• The Stolen Generations and Litigation Revisited - [2008] MULR 13; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 382
  Buti, Antonio
• Balancing Rights in a Democracy: The Problems with Limitations and Overrides of Rights under the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 - [2008] MULR 14; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 422
  Debeljak, Julie
• Substantive Legitimate Expectations in Australian Administrative Law - [2008] MULR 15; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 470
  Groves, Matthew
• Detention of Civilians on Military Operations: Reasons for and Challenges to Developing a Special Law of Detention - [2008] MULR 16; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 524
  Oswald CSC, Bruce ‘Ossie’
• How Much Does It Hurt? How Australian Businesses Think about the Costs and Gains of Compliance and Noncompliance with the Trade Practices Act - [2008] MULR 17; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 554
  Parker, Christine; Nielsen, Vibeke Lehmann
• Mixed Messages on Sexual Assault and the Statute of Limitations: Stingel v Clark, the Ipp ‘Reforms’ and an Argument for Change - [2008] MULR 18; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 609
  Sarmas, Lisa
• The (Limited) Significance of the Individual in Section 117 State Residence Discrimination - [2008] MULR 19; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 639
  Simpson, Amelia
• Beyond the Torrens Mirror: A Framework of the In Personam Exception to Indefeasibility - [2008] MULR 20; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 672
  Wu, Tang Hang
• The Cohabitation Rule: Indeterminacy and Oppression in Australian Social Security Law - [2008] MULR 21; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 698
  Tranter, Kieran ; Sleep, Lyndal; Stannard, John

Case Note

• Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales v Dederer Negligence and the Exuberance of Youth - [2008] MULR 22; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 739
  Stewart, Pam; Monaha, Geoff

Book Review

• The Law of Rescission by Dominic O’Sullivan, Steven Elliott and Rafal Zakrzewski - [2008] MULR 23; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 762
  Harding, Matthew

Books Received

• Books Received - [2008] MULR 24; (2008) 32(2) Melbourne University Law Review 773
  Melbourne University Law Review

Volume 32, No.3 -

Articles

• The Push to Reform Class Action Procedure in Australia: Evolution or Revolution? - [2008] MULR 25; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 775
  Clark, Stuart; Harris, Christina
• Edward John Eyre and the Conflict of Laws - [2008] MULR 26; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 822
  Handford, Peter
• Of "Sham" and Other Lessons for Australian Revenue Law - [2008] MULR 27; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 861
  Kirby AC CMG, The Hon Justice Michael
• Re-Invigorating the Accountability and Transparency of the Australian Government's Expenditure - [2008] MULR 28; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 879
  Lawson, Charles
• Climate Change Law: The Emergence of a New Legal Discipline - [2008] MULR 29; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 922
  Peel, Jacqueline
• Are Plant Breeder's Rights Outdated? A Descriptive and Empirical Assessment of Plant Breeder's Rights in Australia, 1987–2007 - [2008] MULR 30; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 980
  Sanderson, Jay; Adams, Kathryn
• Reckless Rape in Victoria - [2008] MULR 31; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1007
  Smith, Dale
• Taking Possession: The Defining Element of Theft? - [2008] MULR 32; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1030
  Steel, Alex

Critique and Comment

• Developing Legal Research Skills: Expanding the Paradigm - [2008] MULR 33; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1065
  Hutchinson, Terry
• Restorative Justice, Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Rise of Emotionally Intelligent Justice - [2008] MULR 34; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1096
  King, Michael S
• Lessons (to Be) Learnt from the Opes Prime Insolvency - [2008] MULR 35; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1127
  Steele, Stacey
• Fiduciary Law, Non-Economic Interests and Amici Curiae - [2008] MULR 36; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1158
  Zhou, Lisa

Case Note

• Thomas v Mowbray: Australia's 'War on Terror' Reaches the High Court - [2008] MULR 37; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1182
  Lynch, Andrew

Books Received

• Books Received - [2008] MULR 38; (2008) 32(3) Melbourne University Law Review 1212
  Melbourne University Law Review