Date & time
Venue
ANU College of Law Moot court
Fellows Road, Canberra ACT 2600
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Event description
Join The Hon Justice Sandra Duggan from the NSW Land and Environment Court as she discusses the people's capacity to check and balance power through the everyday use of administrative law.
The talk will explore the public interest as an evolving concept, the nature and interpretation of open standing provisions in environmental legislation, and the ways in which legal representation and costs orders act as barriers to access to justice.
Participants who are unable to make it in person are welcome to join the session via Zoom webinar.
Speakers
Honourable Justice Sandra Duggan
The Honourable Justice Sandra Duggan was appointed as a judge of the NSW Land and Environment Court in September 2019 from the NSW bar where she was head of Martin Place Chambers, the only barristers’ chambers in NSW specialising in environmental, planning and property law.
Associate Professor Matthew Zagor
Associate Professor Matthew Zagor specialises in refugee, human rights and public law, and is the Director of the Law Reform and Social Justice program.
Honourable Justice Sandra Duggan
The Honourable Justice Sandra Duggan was appointed as a judge of the NSW Land and Environment Court in September 2019 from the NSW bar where she was head of Martin Place Chambers, the only barristers’ chambers in NSW specialising in environmental, planning and property law.
Associate Professor Matthew Zagor
Associate Professor Matthew Zagor specialises in refugee, human rights and public law, and is the Director of the Law Reform and Social Justice program.