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More About Me
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| Qualifications |
BA Hons (ANU), LLB Hons (ANU), LLM (Columbia), JSD (Columbia), Barrister and Solicitor in the High Court of Australia |
| Biography |
Amelia Simpson joined the ANU College of Law in 2000 after serving as Associate to Justice McHugh of the High Court of Australia. Her teaching and research focus on domestic and comparative constitutional law and her doctoral thesis examined conceptions of discrimination in Australian constitutional jurisprudence. Her publications include pieces on constitutional interpretation and reform, as well as several contributions to the Oxford Companion to the High Court of Australia. |
| Scholarly Interests |
Australian and comparative constitutional law and theory |
| Recent Publications |
'The High Court's Conception of Discrimination: Origins, Applications, and Implications' (2007) 29(2) Sydney Law Review 263-95
'Sweedman v TAC: State Residence Discrimination and the High Court's Retreat into Characterisation' (2006) 34(2) Federal Law Review 363-76
‘Grounding the High Court’s Modern Section 92 Jurisprudence: the Case for Improper Purpose as the Touchstone’ (2005) 33(3) Federal Law Review 445-84 |
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