TMR Podcast: When a patient hits ‘record’
Megan Prictor discusses the legal considerations of recording medical consults.
Published 12 Nov 2020
MLS Newsroom
Video Recordings - 'The Presumption of Innocence' Online Experts Workshop
Published 10 Nov 2020
Regulation expert joins the Financial Services Inquiry
Published 10 Nov 2020
‘Constitutional Change in the Contemporary Socialist World’ Book Panel
Published 05 Nov 2020
Want to record your doctor’s appointment? Great idea, but first, check it’s legal
Great idea, but first, check it’s legal
Published 02 Nov 2020
Can you record your doctor's appointment?
Megan Prictor joins Dilruk Jayasinha on ABC Radio Melbourne
Published 02 Nov 2020
The changing face of the legal profession
While restrictions are being eased in Victoria and life in Australia is approaching some sense of ‘COVID-normal’, many of the changes necessitated by the pandemic have left a lasting impact on the way we live and work – and the legal profession is no exception.
Published 29 Oct 2020
Video Recordings - Research Roundtable on Citizenship and Statelessness in India
This project is led by the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights, Melbourne Law School and Jindal Global Law School.
Published 29 Oct 2020
Death penalty litigators
Last year Melbourne Law School welcomed lawyers working for legal aid organisations in India, Pakistan and Indonesia, as part of the Death Penalty Litigators – Comparative Criminal Justice Study Tour. One year later, we catch up with members of the tour to find out what they are doing now.
Published 29 Oct 2020
Regulating Medical Devices in the ‘Internet of Things’
New research explores the gap between regulation and practice in healthcare devices, particularly for type 1 diabetes, that are part of the Internet of Things.
Published 21 Oct 2020
Law Apps 2020: Combining law and technology
A group of MLS students have used creative thinking to develop an app that will help some of Australia’s most vulnerable people pay outstanding fines.
Published 30 Sep 2020
You wouldn’t hit a dog, so why kill one in Minecraft? Why violence against virtual animals is an ethical issue
Senior Research Fellow in Digital Ethics, Dr. Simon Coghlan, writes about the ethical issues of violence against animals in video games.
Published 29 Sep 2020
CAIDE Summer Research Academy
The CAIDE Summer Research Academy will be held from 5 November 2020 - 12 February 2021 as a series of workshops, seminars and events for PhD and Early Career Researchers who are studying technology and AI with an ethical lens.
Published 22 Sep 2020
On Fairness and Explainability in AI: Interactions between computer science and social science
On Sept 4 Professor Suresh Venkatasubramanian from the University of Utah presented 'On Fairness and Explainability in AI: Interactions between computer science and social science.'
Published 22 Sep 2020
Data isn't neutral and neither are decision algorithms
The use of the Ofqual grading algorithm in the UK highlighted the need for contestability and integrated human-machine processes to ensure biased data doesn't result in unfair results.
Published 16 Sep 2020
‘A wake-up call’: why this student is suing the government over the financial risks of climate change
Katta O’Donnell – a 23-year-old law student from Melbourne – is suing the Australian government for failing to disclose climate change risks to investors in Australia’s sovereign bonds. As climate change presents major risks to our economy as well as the environment, O'Donnell’s claim is a wake-up call to the government.Professor Jacqueline Peel and Rebekkah Markey-Towler wrote the piece for The Conversation (27 July 2020)
Published 02 Sep 2020
Balancing power: sexual harassment in Australia's legal profession
In the wake of revelations about former Justice Dyson Heydon’s alleged sexual harassment of female associates, many wondered how someone with such a high profile could act with impunity over a sustained period.
Published 31 Aug 2020
Apps Can Charge You More Based on Sex and Location, and Legislation Can’t Keep Up
Co-Director Tim Miller spoke with Gizmodo about bias in the Tinder Algorithm.
Published 31 Aug 2020
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