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Alternative Law Journal

ISSN Print: 1037-969X

ISSN Online: 2398-9084

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Four Quatrains for improving mental health and well

Andrew Clarke

The controversial case of Lawyer X: Should lawyers be prevented from acting as human sources?

Elyse Methven

‘It’s easy to say “don’t sign anything”’: Debt problems among recent migrants from a non

Evgenia Bourova,Ian Ramsay,Paul Ali

Girlie down under

May Yett,Phyllis Upp,Sheila B Wright

Access to legal records by children leaving State care: The experience of young people in NSW

Brooke Greenwood,Celia Winnett,Julia Mansour

Welfare meeting financial services: The Cashless Debit Card dichotomy

Marina Nehme

‘I’ll just Google that!’ Online searches and the post

Helen Partridge,Jonathan Crowe,Lisa Toohey,Lynn McAllister,Rachael Field

The importance of understanding the victims’ ‘reality’ of domestic violence

Lorana Bartels,Patricia Easteal,Reeva Mittal

‘Just another policy document?’ Can a protocol end the criminalisation of kids in care?

Alison Gerard,Andrew McGrath,Emma Colvin,Kath McFarlane

Mental health courts: Providing access to justice for people with mental illness and cognitive impairments

Liz Richardson

Law & Culture

Bradley Serry

Law & Culture

Kyriaco Nikias

Lost in translation: Gaps between law and practice in customer

Allison Ballard,Hannah Walker,Karen Blake,Patricia Easteal

Are we reading enough crime? Examining the content and depth of criminal law courses

Alex Steel,Helen Gibbon

Mental health treatment and human rights

Ian Freckelton QC

Pracademic collaboration: Hacking into the future of legal education

Rachel Kessel

Legal Studies: Incitement to suicide – or manslaughter?

Robert Corr

Constitutional ‘borrowing’ and freedom of expression: Can Australia learn from the US First Amendment?

Jemimah Roberts

Victoria’s response to the Royal Commission into Family Violence: Where are we now?

Marcia Neave AO

Nanomedicine regulation in Australia

Mia M Rahim

Lawyers as human sources?

Robert Corr

Taking justice to people in crisis: Mobile legal clinics

Britane Hubbard,David W Tushaus,Mallory Saladen,Nirmal K Upreti

An international approach to establishing a Competent Authority to manage and protect traditional knowledge

Ann Cahill,Evana Wright,Fiona Martin,Natalie Stoianoff

The Cashless Debit Card and rights of persons with disabilities

Fleur Beaupert,Shelley Bielefeld

Can they do that? Critical thinking when your wagon train is surrounded

George Raitt

Entrapment and institutional collusion: Domestic violence police reports and the ‘couple rule’ in social security law

Lyndal Sleep

Our choice

Paul Babie

Criminalising infection: Questioning the assumption that transmitting HIV constitutes grievous bodily harm

Thomas Poberezny-Lynch

The rule of law, arbitrariness and institutional virtue

Keith Thompson

‘Sit down Girlie’: Girlie Votes!

Ann Iona Vote,Hedda Chambers

Regulating restraint use in mental health and aged care settings: Lessons from the Oakden scandal

Bernadette McSherry,Yvette Maker

Causing someone else to commit suicide: Incitement or manslaughter?

Marilyn McMahon,Paul McGorrery

Robo

Terry Carney

Justice for temporary migrant workers: Lessons from the ‘7

Justin Pen

Girlie does Senate Motions and Fair Access to Dunnies, 2018

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Class actions: The flood that never came

David Barda

Who says we need a Human Rights Act?

Simon Rice

Freedom of information: User pays (and still faces delays)

Danielle Moon

Judging and juries, 2018

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Compassion, animals and the law

Dr Steven White

Reproductive justice: A framework for abortion law reform

Jemima McGrath,Kate Galloway

Taking controlling and coercive behaviour seriously: Criminalising domestic violence in NSW

Madeleine Causbrook

Universal forensic DNA databases: Balancing the costs and benefits

Marcus Smith

Legal Studies: Moderating the power of social media

Robert Corr

Procedural fairness in workplace investigations: Potential flaws and proposals for change

Allison Ballard,Patricia Easteal

Law & Culture, 2018

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Roadside drug testing: Incoherent policy or uncertainty by design?

Aidan Ricketts

The self

James Goh

The road back from Kafka’s castle: Towards a better system of visa application and review in Australia

Victor Kline

Australia’s anti

Michael Head

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