Volume 22

Issues 1999
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General / Thematic: Forum 5(1): Mandatory Sentencing Legislation: Judicial Discretion and Just Desserts

April 1999

General

Articles:

The Relevance of Civil Law Doctrines in Australian Courts: Some Examples from Contract and Tort

Martin Vranken


Other Than Accepted Sources of Law: A Quantitative Study of Secondary Source Citations in the High Court

Russell Smyth


Confronting the Fear of Being Caught: Discourses on Abortion in Western Australia

Lisa Teasdale


Where Do Swallows Go in Winter – A Zoological Search for a Theory of the Causes of Action

David Kwei


Applyling Pettit’s Republican Liberty to Criminal Justice and Judicial Decision-Making: The Need for Other Values Including Desert and a Suggestion That They Be Understood Consequentially

Eric Ghosh


Toxic Torts and Causation: Towards an Equitable Solution in Australian Law – Part II: Means-Ends Analysis

Paolo Ricci and Natalie J Gray


Restitution of Urban Land in South Africa: The Story of District Six

Shaunnagh Dorsett


The Euro: A Currency in Search of a State [Speech]

G F Mancini


The High Court of Australia: A Study in the Abuse of Power [Speech]

Greg Craven


Chinese Walls in Brunei: Prince Jefri Bolkiah v KPMG [Case Note]

Andrew Mitchell


Book reviews:

Torts in the Nineties

Madam Justice Beverley McLachlin


Ethics in Law

Bret Walker SC

Thematic

Articles:

Foreword

Graeme Edgerton


Launch of UNSW Law Journal Forum

Michael Adams


Mandatory Sentencing Laws and the Symbolic Politics of Law and Order

Russell Hogg


Capturing Crims or Capturing Votes – The Aims and Effects of Mandatories

Neil Morgan


Fixing a Sentence: Are There Any Constitutional Limits

Martin Flynn


Punishment Is Blind: Mandatory Sentencing of Children in Western Australia and the Northern Territory

Helen Bayes


Mandatory Life Sentences in New South Wales

Nicholas Cowdery


Structuring Discretion: Sentencing in the Jurisic Age

Donna Spears


Mandatory Imprisonment of Property Offenders in the Northern Territory

George Zdenkowski

General / Thematic: Forum 5(2): Requirements of Justice: Legal Perspectives on Reconciliation

Jul 1999

General

Articles:

Judicial Review of Proceedings for Removal of Judges from Office

Enid Campbell


Moving the Boundary Stone by Statute – The Law Commission on Psychiatric Illness

Nicholas J Mullany and Peter R Handford


Civil Penalties and the Enforcement of Directors’ Duties

George Gilligan, Helen Bird and Ian Ramsay


Pastoral Leases in the Northern Territory and the Reservation of Aboriginal Rights, 1863-1931

Jamie Dalziel


Self-Regulation, Clerp and Financial Markets: A Missed Opportunity for Innovative Regulatory Reform

Angus Corbett


Suspended Sentences and Preventive Sentences: Illusory Evils and Disproportionate Punishments

Mirko Bagaric


The Search for Certainty and the Native Title Amendment Act 1998 (Cth)

Garth Nettheim


Freeing the Law – Beyond the Dark Chaos [Speech]

The Hon Justice Michael Kirby


Book review:

Engendering Law Essays in Honour of Lotika Sarkar Lucknow

Gail Pearson

Thematic

Articles:

Forword

Laurie Berg


Reconciliation

Gerard Brennan


Native Title as Self-Government

Jeremy Webber


The Importance of Formal Reconciliation

Evelyn Scott


Forging New Relationships: Some Observations on the Processes of Reaching Agreement on a Document/Documents of Reconciliation

Sarah Pritchard

The Prospects for National Reconciliation Following the Post-Wik Standoff of Government and Indigenous Leaders

Frank Brennan

Reconciliation and the Constitution

Garth Nettheim



Respecting Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights

Terri Janke


Native Title and the Certainty Created by Racial Discrimination

Greg McIntyre


Reconciliation with Australia’s Young Indigenous People

Neva Collings and Rhonda Jacobsen

Thematic: Legal Issues for the Olympic Games

Nov 1999

Articles:

Foreword

John D Coates AO, President, Australian Olympic Committee


The Legal Structure of the Sydney Olympic Games

Mark Brabazon


Protecting Olympic Gold: Ambush Marketing and Other Threats to Olympic Symbols and Indicia

Jane Sebel and Dominic Gyngell


The Green Games: The Legal Obligations That Have Arisen from the Green Bid

Roderick McGeoch


The Doping Cases and the Need for the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)

Tricia Kavanagh


AOC Athletes’ Agreement for Sydney 2000: The Implications for the Athletes

Tony Buti


An Olympian Effort: Workplace Relations and the Sydney Olympic Games

Robbie Walker, Darren Isaacs and Keiran McPhail


Conflict of Interest, Accountability and Corporate Governance: The Case of the IOC and SOCOG

Saul Fridman


The Olympic Stadium: Innovation in Project Financing

John M Shirbin


Sharing the Spirit: The Impact of the Sydney 2000 Olympics on Human Rights in Australia

Kylie Kilgour and Polly Proteous


Host City Selection: Reforms to the Selections Process

Kate Hasan


Learning the Lessons of History: Disputes and the Olympic Games

Tom Altobelli


The Legalities of Overbooking, Overcrowding, Delay and Disappointment: Lessons for the Sydney 2000 Olympics [Note]

Trudie-Ann Atherton and Trevor C Atherton


Market Solutions to Olympic Problems: Do Athletes, Networks, and Sponsors Really Need the IOC [Note]

James B Perrine


Sooner, Later, Never: The Olympic Games and the Criminal Justice Process [Note]

Nicholas Cowdery


Procedural Fairness in Doping Disputes [Note]

Fiona Blair


Sporting Symbolism on an International Stage: The Right to Appeal to Humanity [Note]

Darren Godwell


The Olympic Legacy in Atlanta [Note]

Sam Marie Engle