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 45(3) Forthcoming
Article
- Constitutional Freedoms and Statutory Executive Powers
Janina Boughey and Anne Carter
- An Economic Perspective on Costs in Australian Class Actions
Ben Chen and Michael Legg
- Voluntary Assisted Dying for (Some) Residents Only: Have States Infringed s 117 of the Constitution?
Katrine Del Villar and Amelia Simpson
- Paris at the Sub-National Scale? An Exploration of the Role and Potential of Framework Climate Change Laws
Anita Foerster, Alice Bleby, Anne Kallies and Jonathan Church
- International Data Flows: A Schrems II Assessment of Electronic Surveillance Laws in Australia
Joshua Gacutan
- Fruit Picking in Fear: An Examination of Sexual Harassment on Australian Farms
Joanna Howe, Elizabeth Shi and Stephen Clibborn
- Conservative Constitutional Rights in 1940s Australia
Dylan Lino
Volume 46(1) Forthcoming
Article
- Conditioning Sentencing To Prevent Double Punishment of Offenders Who Commit Offences while on Conditional Liberty
Professor John Anderson, Professor Mirko Bagaric and Dr Brendon Murphy
- Private Law, Conscience and Moral Reasoning: The Role of the Judge
The Hon Justice Chris Maxwell AC and Professor Matthew Harding
- Fixed Constitutional Commitments: Evaluating Climate Change Constitutionalism’s ‘New Frontier’
Associate Professor Ron Levy
- An Anatomy of Australia’s Legal Framework for Bushfire
Dr Phillipa C McCormack, Professor Jan McDonald, Associate Professor Michael Eburn, Dr Stuart Little, Professor David MJS Bowman and Dr Rebecca Harris
- Judging the Employment Status of Workers: An Analysis of ‘Common-Sense’ Reasoning
Professor Carolyn Sutherland
- Two Decades of Australian Counter-Terrorism Laws
Dr Keiran Hardy and Professor George Williams
- Locating Plebiscites in the Australian Constitution
Mr Matthew Psycharis
Book Review
- Public Finance and Parliamentary Constitutionalism by Will Bateman (Cambridge University Press, 2020)
The Hon Justice Stephen Gageler AC