Occasional Papers
The
following papers are also available in hard copy from the Centre
cipl.law@anu.edu.au
The
Contribution of Children to Australian Administrative Law
Diana Bryant, Chief Federal Magistrate
Blackburn Lecture for the Law Society of the ACT, 13 May 2003
The
Yorta Yorta Case
Jennifer Clarke,
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, ANU, December 2002
Native
Title After Ward and Wilson
Jennifer Clarke, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, ANU,
September 2002
Australia
and the United Nations: Letter from New York
HE Mr John Dauth, LVO, Australian Ambassador and Permanent Representative
to the United Nations, New York
Paper presented at the second in the series of annual lectures by Australia's
representative at the United Nations at the ANU on 24 July 2002
Mabo:
Ten Years On
Larissa Behrendt, Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies, Director of
Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning, University of Technology, Sydney
and Visiting Scholar, ANU
Paper presented at the 'Legacy of Mabo: A Ten Year Assessment' forum
to mark the tenth anniversary of the Mabo v Queensland (No 2) Case,
6 June 2002
Children
and Young People: The Law and Human Rights
The Hon Alastair Nicholson, AO RFD, Chief Justice, Family Court of
Australia
Text of the sixteenth Sir Richard Blackburn Lecture, presented at the
Law Society of the ACT, 14 May 2002
Human
Rights in China and Hong Kong
The Hon Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE, Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Faculty
of Law, ANU
Paper presented at a Lecture at the ANU on 21 August 2001
The
National Road Transport Commission: An Experiment in Cooperative Federalism
Kirsty McIntyre, Manager, Legislation and Compliance, National Road Transport
Commission and Barry Moore, Director, Strategy, National Road Transport
Commission
Paper presented to the Public Law Discussion Group at the Faculty of
Law, ANU on 17 July 2001
Professions
and Federation: The Emergence of a National Market in Legal Services and
a National Legal Profession
Terry Connolly, Master, Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory
Paper presented to the Public Law Discussion Group at the Faculty of
Law, ANU on 22 May 2001
Offshore
Constitutional Settlement 1980: A Case Study in Federalism
Pat Brazil AO, Special Counsel, Phillips Fox Lawyers
Paper presented to the Public Law Discussion Group at the Faculty of
Law, ANU on 5 April 2001
Corporations
Law: A Case Study in Federalism
Ian Govey, General Manager, Civil Justice & Legal Services, Commonwealth
Attorney-General's Department
Paper presented to the Public Law Discussion Group at the Faculty of
Law, ANU on 21 February 2001
The
Electronic Revolution: Is the Nation State Redundant?
John Broome, former head of the National Crimes Authority
Paper presented to the Public Law Discussion Group at the Faculty of
Law, ANU on 23 November 2000
Constitutional
Changes After 1975
The Hon. Gough Whitlam AC QC
Speech given at a dinner on 11 November 2000 to mark the 25th anniversary
of the dismissal of the Whitlam Government
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