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‘The Future for Community Justice’
Comment by ALRC President, Alan Rose
Buying and selling justice: the future of CLCs by Janet Jukes & Pauline Spencer
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander legal services: threats and opportunities by Gordon Renouf
Meeting the pressure by Kevin Smith
Aid in the public interest by Andrea Durbach
Accessing the system by Anna Cody
Delivering pro bono services: promoting access, equity and efficiency by Michelle Hannon & Kate Harrison
“I want a lawyer, not a legal aid.” by Deborah de Fina
Work in progress: the adversarial inquiry by Bruce Alston
Expert witnesses: Thinking inside the box by Mark Bryant
Unrepresented litigants and the Family Court by Justice Ian Coleman
The Williams Review: federal costs and economic rationalism by Paul Lynch & Roger Quick
The model litigant principle: Can the AGS stay competitive? by Barry Leader
Looking west by Marion Brewer
Crime does not pay? by Herman Woltring
Criminal proceeds: a finance industry view by Steve Edwards & Alison Tierney
Confiscating the profits by Professor Arie Freiberg
Australia’s federal record by David Edwards
Keeping the evidence by Kathryn Dan
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