(2022–23) Volume 46

(2023) Volume 46(3)

Articles

• Protecting the Press from Search and Seizure: Comparative Lessons for the Australian Reform Agenda
  Rebecca Ananian-Welsh and Jason Bosland

• Reconsidering the Law Governing the Formation of International Contracts in Australia
  Ardavan Arzandeh

• Constitutional Dignity
  Ashleigh Barnes

• Equality of Arms in Administrative Review
  Matthew Groves

• Institutionally Informed Statutory Interpretation: A Response to Crawford
  Julian R Murphy

• Remembering Australian Constituent Power
  William Partlett

Critique and Comment

• The Institutional Justification for the Principle of Legality, Revisited
  Lisa Burton Crawford

(2023) Volume 46(2)

Articles

• A ‘Kind of Sovereignty’: Toward a Framework for the Recognition of First Nations Sovereignties at Common Law
  James Aird and Allan Ardill

• Process and Outcome: The Construction of the Pell Acquittals
  David Hamer

• Conceptualising and Activating Knowledge in Environmental Protection Law
  Bruce Lindsay, Dru Marsh and Rebecca Nelson

• The Extension of the Wotton Approach to ch III: Preventing or Encouraging Heresy?
  Matthew McLeod

• Great Investments and Good Returns: Knowing Receipt as an Equitable Wrong Independent of Contract
  Olivia C Morris

Critique and Comment

• Tax and the Rule of Law
  Mark Leibler AC

• When Can a Court’s Decision Be Ignored?
  The Hon Justice Kristen Walker

(2022) Volume 46(1)

Articles

• Conditioning Sentencing To Prevent Double Punishment of Offenders Who Commit Offences while on Conditional Liberty
  John Anderson, Mirko Bagaric and Brendon Murphy

• Private Law, Conscience and Moral Reasoning: The Role of the Judge
  The Hon Justice Chris Maxwell AC and Matthew Harding

• Fixed Constitutional Commitments: Evaluating Climate Change Constitutionalism’s ‘New Frontier’
  Ron Levy

• An Anatomy of Australia’s Legal Framework for Bushfire
  Phillipa C McCormack, Jan McDonald, Michael Eburn, Stuart Little, David MJS Bowman and Rebecca Harris

• Judging the Employment Status of Workers: An Analysis of ‘Common-Sense’ Reasoning
  Carolyn Sutherland

• Two Decades of Australian Counterterrorism Laws
  Keiran Hardy and George Williams

• Locating Plebiscites in the Australian Constitution
  Matthew Psycharis

Book Review

• Public Finance and Parliamentary Constitutionalism by Will Bateman (Cambridge University Press, 2020)
  The Hon Justice Stephen Gageler AC