(2012–13) Volume 36

(2012) Volume 36(1)

Articles

• Chapter III of the Constitution, Federal Jurisdiction and Dialogue Charters of Human Rights Will Bateman and James Stellios (1)
• Imprisonment and the Separation of Judicial Power: A Defence of a Categorical Immunity from Non-Criminal Detention Jeffrey Steven Gordon (41)
• Contractual Rights and Remedies for Dismissed Employees after the ‘Employment Revolution’ Grace Keesing (104)
• The Never-Ending Challenge of Drafting and Interpreting Statutes — A Meditation on the Career of John Finemore QC The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG (140)
• Broadening the Reach of Chapter III: The Institutional Integrity of State Courts and the Constitutional Limits of State Legislative Power Suri Ratnapala and Jonathan Crowe (175)
• Trusts, Third Parties and the Family Home: Six Years since Cummins and Confusion Still Reigns Lisa Sarmas (216)
• Self-Defence and the Reasonable Woman: Equality before the New Victorian Law Kellie Toole (250)
• Facts and Evidence in Litigation under the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) and the Human Rights Act 2004 (ACT) Christopher Tran (287)

(2012) Volume 36(2)

Articles

• Making Sense of the Compensation Remedy in Cases of Accessorial Liability under the Fair Work Act Helen Anderson and John Howe (335)
• What/Whose Knowledge? Restraints of Trade and Concepts of Knowledge Christopher Arup (369)
• The Extraordinary Questioning and Detention Powers of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Lisa Burton, Nicola McGarrity and George Williams (415)
• Conduct of Laws: Native Title, Responsibility, and Some Limits of Jurisdictional Thinking Shaunnagh Dorsett and Shaun McVeigh (470)
• Legal Émigrés and the Development of Australian Tort Law Mark Lunney (494)
• Siblings but Not Twins: Making Sense of ‘Mutual Trust’ and ‘Good Faith’ in Employment Contracts Joellen Riley (521)
• Mandatory Sentencing for People Smuggling: Issues of Law and Policy Andrew Trotter and Matt Garozzo (553)
• Can the Common Law Adjudicate Historical Suffering? Honni van Rijswijk and Thalia Anthony (618)
• Prosecutorial Guidelines for Voluntary Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide: Autonomy, Public Confidence and High Quality Decision-Making Ben White and Jocelyn Downie (656)
• The Truth about Honesty and Candour in Mediation: What the Tribunal Left Unsaid in Mullins’ Case Bobette Wolski (706)

Critique & Comment

• The Three ‘Rs’ of Recent Australian Judicial Activism: Roach, Rowe and (No)’Riginalism James Allan (743)

(2013) Volume 36(3)

Articles

• Of 'Kamikazes' and 'Mad Men': The Fallout from the Qantas Industrial Dispute Anthony Forsyth and Andrew Stewart (785)
• The Injury Brokers: An Empirical Profile of Medical Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury Litigation Genevieve Grant and David M Studdert (832)
• 'A Negation of Australia's Fundamental Values': Sentencing Prejudice-Motivated Crime Gail Mason and Andrew Dyer (872)
• The Vanishing Author in Computer-Generated Works: A Critical Analysis of Recent Australian Case Law Jani McCutcheon (917)
• Without Consent: Forced Marriage in Australia Frances Simmons and Jennifer Burn (971)
• Setting the Boundaries of Child Sexual Assault: Consent and Mistake as to Age Defences Kate Warner (1010)

Critique and Comment

• The Commonwealth's Taxing Power and Its Limits — Are We There Yet? The Hon Justice Michelle Gordon (1038)