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‘On the Bench: Perspectives on Judging’
Comment by ALRC President, Professor David Weisbrot
Judicial appointments by JW Shaw QC
Judging the facts (or Did Priscilla Spiro take my pencil?) by Justice James Barry
What do Federal Court judges do? by Justice Robert French
Court Communications by Deborah Sweeney
Breaking the cycle: NSW Drug Court by Judge Gay Murrell SC
Judging in the Children’s Court by Judge Hal Jackson
A day in a city Local Court by Mary S Jerram
The life of a country magistrate ... a personal reflection by David Heilpern
Judicial education in Australia: planning for the future by Kathy Mack
Reforming the MIA ... options & constraints by Ian Davis
Reviewing the Judiciary Act by Brian Opeskin
Civil & administrative penalties by Cathie Warburton
The Law Reform Commission and the essence of Australia by Justice Michael Kirby
Managing Justice in the Australian context by Chief Justice Murray Gleeson
Large-scale litigation: A US perspective by Deborah R Hensler
Lawyers’ obligations for managing justice by WLF Felstiner
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