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| Qualifications |
LLB (WAust.), LLM (ANU) |
| Biography |
Robin Creyke is a long-standing teacher at the Australian National University. Her current teaching interests are in the public law sphere, particularly administrative law and constitutional law.
Robin's research interests are catholic in administrative law terms—although she has a specialty interest in administrative tribunals, an area in which she has both a practical and an academic interest, having been a part-time member of two Commonwealth tribunals. In conjunction with other administrative law colleagues she has also undertaken seminal empirical research into the impact of judicial review cases—both within government and also for successful applicants and their lawyers.
She has a wider interest in regulation and administrative law which she is exploring as a Commissioner of the ACT's Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission. Robin is a member of the Administrative Review Council, the body which keeps a watching brief on the Commonwealth's administrative law system. She is also one of Butterworths veterans' affairs editors for its Administrative Law Service a position she has filled since 1985. Her expertise in that area lead her, with Peter Sutherland, to write the first text in this area—Veterans' Entitlements Law (2000)
Robin is also a co-author of Laying Down the Law (5th edn, 2001) the most widely used introductory text for law students. |
| Scholarly Interests |
Administrative law, Administrative tribunals, Merit Review and Government Action |
| Recent Publications |
‘The Administrative Review Council: Future Changes’ (with J Segal) (2007) 58 Admin Review 2-11
‘Administrative Justice: Beyond the Courtroom Door’ (2006) Acta Juridica, 233-256
“Where do Tribunals fit into the Australian system of administration and adjudication?” in M Taggart, G Huscroft (eds) Inside and Outside Canadian Administrative Law: Essays in Honour of David Mullan, Toronto University Press, 2006
‘The Performance of Administrative Law in Protecting Rights’, in Tom Campbell, Jeffrey Goldsworthy, Adrienne Stone (eds) Protecting Rights Without a Bill of Rights: Institutional Performance and Reform in Australia Law, Justice & Power Series, Ashgate, England 2006, 101-136
‘Inquisitorial’ practice in Australian tribunals’ (2006) 57 Admin Review 20-36
‘The Impact of Judicial Review on Tribunals’ (2006, Law & Policy Papers, Federation Press, 1-48
‘Inquisitorial Processes in Australian Tribunals’ (with N Bedford), Australian Institute of Judicial Administration, 2006, 1-106
Control of Government Action (with John McMillan) LexisNexis, 2005
‘Laying Down the Law’ (6th edn (2005)) |
| Appointments |
Professor of Law, Member of the Administrative Review Council, Integrity Adviser to Australian Tax Office, Alumni Chair of Administrative Law |
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