USQ Law Society Law Review Winter Edition 2021

USQ Law Society Law Review

Fatema Nazari

124

Winter 2021

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USQ LAW SOCIETY LAW REVIEW

INDIGENOUS SENTENCING COURTS IN AUSTRALIA: A THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENTIAL MODEL OR A CATEGORY OF THEIR OWN?

THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE SEEKS TO ACHIEVE A CULTURAL AND POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE LAW. HOW DO THE INDIGENOUS SENTENCING COURTS IN AUSTRALIA CONTRIBUTE TO THAT AIM?

INDIGENOUS SENTENCING COURTS: ‘WHO WILL I BELONG TO NEXT, WHAT LAWS WILL THEY MAKE FOR ME NOW?’

INDIGENOUS SENTENCING COURTS ENLARGE THE DISCRETION OF JUDGES, LAWYERS AND THERAPISTS. WHY (OR WHY NOT) IS SUCH A DISCRETION BENEFICIAL TO AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY?

THE IMPACT OF SETTLER SOVEREIGNTY ON INDIGENOUS CUSTOMARY LAW AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE DISPOSSESSION OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS

STUCK BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE: RECOGNIZING INDIGENOUS LAND CLAIMS IN A WESTERN LEGAL SYSTEM.

YOUTH BOOT CAMPS A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION: A PUNITIVE MEASURE OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO AVOID JUVENILE CRIMINAL RECORDS?

LEGAL REALISM’S ANALYSIS OF JUDICIAL BEHAVIOUR AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO JURISPRUDENCE

INDIVIDUALS HAVE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS BUT CAN JUDGES ALSO CONSIDER NATURAL RIGHTS?

DEMOCRATIC PEACE THEORY

THE CARRY OVER EFFECT OF BRENTON TARRANT ON AUSTRALIAN ANTITERRORISM LEGISLATION.

SHOULD AUSTRALIA FOLLOW THE BRITISH MODEL AND ADMIT BAD CHARACTER EVIDENCE AS SET OUT IN SECTIONS 98-113 OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 2003 (UK)?*

NATIONHOOD POWER & INTERGOVERNMENTAL IMMUNITIES: WHERE DOES THE POWER VEST*

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF’S ADDRESS

LAW REVIEW VICE PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS

FEMINIST APPROACHES TO SUBSTANTIVE EQUALITY

CONSTRUCTION DELAYS, EOT’S, TIME BARS, LIQUIDATED DAMAGES AND THE SUPERINTENDENT’S OBLIGATIONS – UNDERSTANDING THE IMPLICATIONS OF DELAYS CAUSED BY THE PRINCIPAL AND THE OPERATION OF THE ‘PREVENTION PRINCIPLE’

IS FEMINIST LEGAL THEORY ENACTING CHANGE OR IS IT SIMPLY AN EXPLANATION OF THE ROLE THAT LAW HAS PLAYED IN THE SUBORDINATION OF WOMEN?

BUKTON V TOUNESENDE: HOW MODERN CONTRACT LAW BEGAN ON THE HUMBER

SMART CONTRACTS – THE FUTURE OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS, OR MERE HYPE?

INDIGENOUS SENTENCING COURTS: HOW ENLARGED DISCRETION BY JUDGES, LAWYERS AND THERAPISTS CAN BENEFIT AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY

BARRIERS TO WOMEN IN LAW

HOW DID THE MARRIED STATE LEAVE A WOMAN VULNERABLE UNDER ENGLISH LAW?

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