UNSW Law Journal

Editorial

Inderpreet Kaur Singh

Thematic Issue: Revitalising Legal Authorities

Foreword

The Hon Robert French AC

Thematic Issue: Revitalising Legal Authorities

Querying the Gender Dynamics of Interruptions at Australian Oral Argument

Tonja Jacobi, Zoë Robinson and Patrick Leslie

The Forum

Intersectional Discrimination in Australia: An Empirical Critique of the Legal Framework

Alysia Blackham and Jeromey Temple

Thematic Issue: Revitalising Legal Authorities

Corporate Whistleblowing, Smart Regulation and Regtech: The Coming of the Whistlebot?

Vivienne Brand

Thematic Issue: Revitalising Legal Authorities

Vitalising International Human Rights Law as Legal Authority: Freedom of Expression Enjoyed by Australian Public Servants and Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Azadeh Dastyari

Thematic Issue: Revitalising Legal Authorities

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Inderpreet Kaur Singh

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The Hon Robert French AC

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Intersectional Discrimination in Australia: An Empirical Critique of the Legal Framework

Alysia Blackham and Jeromey Temple

article

Corporate Whistleblowing, Smart Regulation and Regtech: The Coming of the Whistlebot?

Vivienne Brand

article

Vitalising International Human Rights Law as Legal Authority: Freedom of Expression Enjoyed by Australian Public Servants and Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Azadeh Dastyari

THE FORUM View all

Article

Querying the Gender Dynamics of Interruptions at Australian Oral Argument

Tonja Jacobi, Zoë Robinson and Patrick Leslie

Article

Coronavirus and the Law of Obligations

Michael Douglas and John Eldridge

Article

A Precarious High – Cannabis Decriminalisation, Authorisation and Federalism

Julian R Murphy

Book review

Review: Imperatives for Legal Education Research: Then, Now and Tomorrow (Routledge, 2020)

Simon Rice

Book review

An Age of Diversity: Where to Next for the Judicial Diversity Project?

Kcasey McLoughlin and Joan Williams

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