Forthcoming Issue
In 2013, the Review introduced an advance access policy.
Advance versions of articles will be published here as they become available. Advance versions are subject to change prior to the final print and online versions. Advance versions are paginated individually beginning at 1; page numbers will be different from the final print and online version.
Advance versions should be cited as, for example:
- Michael Crommelin, 'Powers of the Head of State' (2015) 38(3) Melbourne University Law Review (advance)
Volume 44(2) Forthcoming
Article
- An Evaluation of the Mechanisms Designed to Promote Substantive Equality in the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic)
Dominique Allen
- Evidence of “Evergreening” in Secondary Patenting of Blockbuster Drugs
Andrew Christie, Chris Dent and David M Studdert
- Clarity and Complexity in the Bias Rule
Matthew Groves
- Obligations of Conduct: Public Law — Treaty Advice
Mark McMillan, David Foster, Ann Genovese, Shaun McVeigh and Maureen Tehan
- The Environment is All Rights: Human Rights, Constitutional Rights and Environmental Rights
Rachel Pepper and Harry Hobbs
Case Note
- Mann v Paterson Constructions Pty Ltd: The Intersection of Debt, Damages and Quantum Meruit
David Winterton and Timothy Pilkington
Book Review / Case Note
- Mutilating Words
Jeremy Gans
Volume 44(3) Forthcoming
Symposium: Institutions and Regulation in the Modern State
- Risk and Uncertainty in Public Interest Journalism: The Impact of Espionage Law on Press Freedom
Rebecca Ananian-Welsh, Sarah Kendall and Richard Murray
- The Rise of Judicial Self-Governance in the New Millenium
Tim Bunjevac
- The Quiet Demise of Declarations of Inconsistency under the Victorian Charter
Bruce Chen
- The Integrity of Courts: Political Culture and a Culture of Politics
The Hon Justice Michelle Gordon AC
- Constructive Trusts and Discretion in Australia: Taking Stock
Ying Khai Liew
- Towards Constitutional Consonance: Institutional Adaptation and the Administrative State
Yee-Fui Ng - The Relationship between the Royal Prerogative and Statute in Australia
Peta Stephenson
- The Challenge for Courts in a Moderately Rigid Constitution
Scott Stephenson