(2003) Volume 27

(2003) Volume 27(1)

Articles

• Employment Status of the Police in Australia Joseph Carabetta (1)
• Fair Comment, Judges and Politics in Hong Kong Jill Cottrell (33)
• Law, War and Liberty: the World War II Subversion Prosecutions Roger Douglas (66)
• The Interaction of Directors’ Duties and Sustainable Development in Australia: Setting off on the Uncharted Road James Mcconvill and Martin Joy (116)
• Communication Strategies: Understanding the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act 2001 (Vic) Edwin Tanner (139)
• A Blast from the Past: the Resurgence of Legal Formalism Frank Carrigan (163)
• Another Blast from the Past or Why the Left Should Embrace Strict Legalism: a Reply to Frank Carrigan John Gava (186)

Critique and Comment

• Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Fish? Rethinking What the Law Wishes to Have John R Morss (199)

Case Note

• Osborne v Estate of Osborne: an Equitable Agreement or a Contract in Law: Merely a Matter of Nomenclature? Julie Cassidy (218)

Review Essay

• How Shall We Punish the Perpetrators? Human Rights, Alien Wrongs and the March of International Criminal Law Nehal Bhuta (255)

(2003) Volume 27(2)

Articles

• Destruction of Documents before Proceedings Commence: What is a Court to Do? Camille Cameron and Jonathan Liberman (273)
• The Briginshaw ‘Standard of Proof’ in Anti-Discrimination Law: ‘Pointing with a Wavering Finger’ Loretta De Plevitz (308)
• The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission: a Suitable Model to Enhance the Role and Rights of the Victims of Gross Violations of Human Rights? Sam Garkawe (334)
• ‘A Real Pea Souper’: the Panel Case and the Development of the Fair Dealing Defences to Copyright Infringement in Australia Michael Handler and David Rolph (382)
• Judicial Fact-Finding: Trial by Judge Alone in Serious Criminal Cases Vicki Waye (424)
• Jurisprudential Foundations for Anti-Vilification Laws: the Relevance of Speech Act and Foucauldian Theory Aleardo Zanghellini (458)

Critique and Comment

• A Moment of Change—Personal Reflections on the National Native Title Tribunal 1994−98 Justice Robert French (489)
• A Hope Disillusioned, an Opportunity Lost? Reflections on Common Law Native Title and Ten Years of the Native Title Act Maureen Tehan (524)

(2003) Volume 27(3)

Foreword

• Harold Luntz: Doyen of the Australian Law of Torts The Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG (635)

Articles

• Reforming Tort Law in Australia: A Personal Perspective Peter Cane (649)
• Teaching Torts as If the World Really Existed: Reflections on Harold Luntz's Contribution to Australian Law School Classrooms Reg Graycar (677)
• Reconstructing Damages Michael Tilbury (697)
• Dissent: The Rewards and Risks of Judicial Disagreement in the High Court of Australia Andrew Lynch (724)
• Part IVA: The General Anti-Avoidance Provisions in Australian Taxation Law G T Pagone (770)
• The Proviso in Criminal Appeals Catherine Penhallurick (800)

Critique and Comment

• Reform of the Judicial Appointments Process: Gender and the Bench of the High Court of Australia Rachel Davis and George Williams (819)
• The High Court of Australia: A Personal Impression of its First 100 Years The Hon Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE (864)
• Saving Human Rights from its Friends: A Critique of the Imaginary Justice of Costas Douzinas John R Morss (889)

Book Review

• Perspectives of Responsibility in Law and Morality Allan Beever (905)