An LLB graduate (Hons 2007), Dalit Kaplan did not expect her career to turn out the way it has; she has practiced in Australia, worked with immigrants in New York, and has now taken a step back from the law and into motherhood, as well as producing a weekly community radio show focusing on gender issues.
Published 24 Mar 2015
Video of Cheryl Saunders lecture 'Devolution. Federation. Constitution. From Here to Where?
Published 19 Mar 2015
Professor Tim Lindsey discusses the Australia-Indonesia relationship, and how a tougher response to an inexperienced Indonesian government would be the wrong move, particularly for the 'Bali Two'.
Published 14 Mar 2015
Not every law student gets to attend briefings on terrorist organisations with US Senator John McCain, or work with one of President Barack Obama's campaign speech writers.
Published 13 Mar 2015
Melbourne Law School Juris Doctor student Kate Fitzgerald was today awarded the 2015 Chief Justice's Medal for Excellence and Community Service.
Published 12 Mar 2015
Published 06 Mar 2015
Melbourne Law School student Mohamed Khairat is not content with his online news source, Egyptian Streets, clocking up 800,000 unique views last month.
Published 05 Mar 2015
Generalisations about the death penalty in Southeast Asia suggest abolitionist sentiments are increasing, yet practices vary substantially, says Professor Pip Nicholson. Given the significance of the death penalty reform movement in the region, this activism must be understood in a local context.
Published 04 Mar 2015
The Asian Law Centre hosted two prominent visitors from the Supreme Court of Japan's General Secretariat Family Bureau at the beginning of February.
Published 23 Feb 2015
Melbourne Law School is delighted to welcome over 340 JD first-year students this week, as they begin their journey in the study of law.
Published 19 Feb 2015
Is it really the case that Indonesia is determined to execute drug offenders - both foreign and local - if they are caught in Indonesia, but will spend money to help Indonesian drug offenders avoid execution provided they are caught overseas?
Published 16 Feb 2015
Professor Tim Lindsey and Associate Professor Simon Butt comment on the Bali Nine executions and the effect that politics is having on the appeals.
Published 11 Feb 2015
Professor Philip Britton, a teacher in the Melbourne Law Masters, has been announced as the joint winner of the Society of Construction Law (SCL) Hudson prize for 2014. His winning essay is entitled 'Adjudication and the "residential occupier exception": time for a rethink?' and is expected to be presented in London and then published on the Society of Construction Law website later this year.
Published 05 Feb 2015
Melbourne Law School is set to welcome the newest Judge in Residence, The Hon Peter RA Gray AM, who has recently retired from the Federal Court of Australia.
Published 03 Feb 2015
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