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Papers from 2003
Hitzig and Ors v Canada (2003) O.J. No. 2873, Graham Irvine
2003 Southern Cross University Law Review 7 326-339.
Academic freedom and the Australian academic, James G. Jackson
2003 Proceedings of the Acitivating Human Rights and Diversity Conference.
Legal rights to academic freedom in Australian universities, James G. Jackson
2003 Changing law: Australian Law Teachers Association (ALTA) Conference.
Orr to Steele: crafting dismissal processes in Australian universities, James G. Jackson
2003 Southern Cross University Law Review 7 220-258.
Disability and school education: the United Kingdom and Australia European Association for Education and the Law Education, James G. Jackson and Marcia Conroy
2003 Health and the Law Conference.
Blinking dons or donning blinkers: fiduciary and common law obligations of members of governing boards of Australian universities, James G. Jackson and Jill Cowley
2003 Changing law: Australian Law Teachers Association Conference.
Mahayana compassion: grounding human rights and restorative justice, Mark McDonell
2003 Proceedings of the Activating Human Rights and Diversity Conference.
That indefinable something: race discrimination in the workplace, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2003 Changing Law: Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference.
We can cope with diversity in the workplace: but not with “over-sensitive” Aboriginal people, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2003 Proceedings of Activating Human Rights and Diversity Conference.
Freedom of Information report, Rocque Reynolds
2003 Australian Government, Attorney-General's Dept..
Om Gaia Dudes, the north east forest alliance old growth forest campaign, Aidan Ricketts
2003 Belonging in the rainbow region : cultural perspectives on the NSW North Coast.
‘Om gaia dudes’: the North East Forest Alliance’s old-growth forest campaign, Aidan Ricketts
2003 Belonging in the Rainbow region: cultural perspectives on the NSW North Coast 121-148.
The common informer suit: a strategy for peace activists, Nicole Rogers
2003 Societies and Laws: (Re)act? (Re)create? (Re)form?: 21st Australian and New Zealand Law and Society Conference.
2003 Australian Journal of Political Science 38:1 153-154.
Relaxed evidentiary rules veterans' legislation: a comparative and empirical analysis, Bruce Topperwien
2003 Southern Cross University Law Review 7 259-307.
A penal code reviser's checklist, Stanley Yeo
2003 Singapore Law Review 23 115-124.
Learning from the Japanese approach to criminal responsibility, Stanley Yeo
2003 Criminal Law Journal 27 180-190.
Papers from 2002
Prisoners of difference, Greta Mary Bird
2002 Prisoners as citizens: human rights in Australian prisons.
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 249-277.
The impact of legal structures on the success of North Coast NSW rural landsharing communities, Warwick G. Fisher
2002 Liveable Communities: Sixth Annual Humanities Conference.
Crime victims and prisoners' rights, Sam Boris Garkawe
2002 Prisoners as citizens: human rights in Australian prisons.
Law without lawyers, justice without courts: on traditional Chinese mediation, Bee Chen Goh
2002.
Introducing the law, Gary N. Heilbronn, P Latimer, and Jennifer M. Nielsen
2002.
The marketing of university courses under Sections 52 and 53 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth), James G. Jackson
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 106-132.
Blinking dons or donning blinkers: fiduciary and common law obligations of members of governing boards of Australian universities, James G. Jackson and Jill Cowley
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 8-76.
The rights of Indigenous prisoners, Loretta Kelly
2002 Prisoners as citizens: human rights in Australian prisons 21-37.
Dealing with the dilemmas: integrity, knowledge and research, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 151-176.
Evaluating laws, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2002 Introducing the law.
Evaluating the legal system, Jennifer M. Nielsen
2002 Introducing the Law.
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 204-248.
Freedom of association or guilt by association: Australia's new anti-terrorism laws and the retreat of political liberty, Aidan Ricketts
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 133-150.
2002 Macquarie Law Journal 2 1-30.
The Gene Technology Act, Nicole Rogers
2002 Genetically modified foods and farms’, Total Environment Centre Conference.
Fear of freedom: anti-terrorism laws and the challenge to Australian democracy, Nicole Rogers and Aidan Ricketts
2002 Singapore Journal of Legal Studies 7 149-175.
Representation-reinforcement and Australian constitutionalism, Tom Round
2002 PhD thesis, Griffith University, Brisbane, Qld..
Guilty your worship: representing yourself in NSW local courts when charged with drink driving, Helen Walsh and David M. Heilpern
2002.
Causation, fault and the concurrence principle, Stanley Yeo
2002 Otago Law Review 10:2 213-227.
Challenging moral involuntariness as a principle of fundamental justice, Stanley Yeo
2002 Queen's Law Journal 28:1 335-351.
Clarifying automatism, Stanley Yeo
2002 International Journal Of Law And Psychiatry 25:5 445-448.
The responsibility of universities for their students' personal safety, Stanley Yeo
2002 Southern Cross University Law Review 6 77-105.
Papers from 2001
Indigenous human rights, Sam Boris Garkawe, Loretta Kelly, and Warwick G. Fisher
2001.
Legal services in rural communties: issues for clients and lawyers, Jeff Giddings, Barbara Hook, and Jennifer Nielsen
2001 Alternative Law Journal 26:2 57-63.
Papers from 2000
A democracy's rite of passage: confronting the ghosts of its past, Matthew Deighton and Sam Garkawe
2000 Southern Cross University Law Review 4 169-205.
Trade and investment negotiation with the Chinese, Bee Chen Goh
2000 China's international transactions : trade and investment.
The method of operation principle in Australian Copyright Law, Rocque Reynolds
2000 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 11:4 230-244.
The Forest Protest Protocol : an outbreak of participatory democracy : an historic agreement between police and environmental protesters in NSW, Aidan Ricketts
2000 Alternative Law Journal 25:2 68-70.
Re-interpreting democracy: an activist’s guide to the Constitution, Nicole Rogers
2000 Legal technologies and the body politic: Australian and New Zealand Law and Society Conference.
Papers from 1999
Restorative justice from the perspective of crime victims, Sam Garkawe
1999 Queensland University of Technology Law Journal 15 40-56.
Limitation of liability for maritime claims and its place in the past present and future: how can it survive?, Serge Killingbeck
1999 Southern Cross University Law Review 3:1 1-29.
Great textbooks, red flags and judgement, Rocque Reynolds
1999 Public Law Review 10 37-46.
Kant: the audacity of judgement, Rocque Reynolds
1999 Res publica: a journal of legal and social philosophy 5:1 69-84.
Mad mothers, over-zealous therapists and the paedophile inquiry, Nicole Rogers
1999 Southern Cross University Law Review 3 115-135.
Third party rights in NSW environmental legislation: the backlash, Nicole Rogers and Aidan Ricketts
1999 Environmental and Planning Law Journal 16 157-163.
Papers from 1998
Relocation disputes- has anything changed? in the matter of B and B: Family Law Reform Act 1995, Sam Garkawe
1998 Southern Cross University Law Review 124 124-152.
Images of the 'Aboriginal': echoes from the past, Jennifer Nielsen
1998 The Australian Feminist Law Journal 11 83-106.
Indigenous Australian peoples and human rights, Jennifer Nielsen and Gary Martin
1998 Human rights in Australian law 92-115.
Dicey in Cambodia: or droit administratif meets the common law, Rocque Reynolds
1998 Australian law journal 72 204-215.
Green paradigms and the law, Nicole Rogers
1998.
Law, order and green extremists, Nicole Rogers
1998 Green paradigns and the law.
Mad mothers, over-zealous therapists and the paedophile inquiry, Nicole Rogers
1998 Crime, criminology and justice : current trends and future directions : 13th Annual Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology (ANZSOC) Conference.
Papers from 1996
Majah: indigenous peoples and the law, Greta Bird, Gary Martin, and Jennifer M. Nielsen
1996.
Negotiating with the Chinese, Bee Chen Goh
1996.
Law of trafficking in Cambodia, Rocque Reynolds
1996 Selling noodles: the traffic in women and children in Cambodia.
Trafficking and prostitution: the law of Cambodia, Rocque Reynolds
1996 University of New South Wales.
Papers from 1995
Aint gonna work on Maggies farm no more: the specific performance of employment contracts, Rohan Price
1995 Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference 1512-1522.
Greening the constitution, Nicole Rogers
1995 Environment South Australia 4:3.
Greening the Constitution (or, Who’s afraid of the founding fathers anyway?), Nicole Rogers
1995 Defending the environment : a public interest environmental law conference.
Wimmenspeak on midwifery lore, Nicole Rogers
1995 E Law 2:3.
Papers from 1994
Deej Faby, catalogue essay, Rocque Reynolds
1994 Marion Street Gallery.
A dark green perspective on environmental dispute resolution, Nicole Rogers
1994 Commercial Dispute Resolution Journal 1 111-123.
Stepping out of the ivory tower with contemptuous breasts, Nicole Rogers
1994 Alternative Law Journal 19 115-118.
Papers from 1993
Seeing things, Rocque Reynolds
1993 Photofile 39:July.
This rose is for sale, Rocque Reynolds
1993 Eyeline 22/23.
Papers from 1990
Privacy, Jennifer Nielsen and Tony Pagone
1990 Rights and freedoms in Australia 14-23.
Domestic violence: report, Rocque Reynolds
1990 Premier's Department, Women's Coordination Unit.
Report on Homicide, Rocque Reynolds
1990 Premier's Department, Women's Coordination Unit.
Papers from 1989
Treaty: options for discussion, Rocque Reynolds
1989 Aboriginal Law Centre, University of NSW.
Papers from 1986
Codifying criminal law, Rocque Reynolds
1986 New South Wales Law Reform Commission.
