Health, Law and Bioethics
Health, Law and Bioethics
Honorary Associate Professor
Research interests:
Experiential Learning, Problem Based Learning, Law reform, Domestic Human Rights, Community Development, Professional Legal Education, Access to Justice and Legal Empowerment of the Poor, Aboriginal Legal Service
Honorary Associate Professor
Research interests:
General Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Law and Development, Climate Change and Natural Disasters
Honorary Professor
Research interests:
Criminology, Children Parents and the Law, Law and Medicine
Honorary Lecturer
Research interests:
Wellbeing, Legal Ethics, Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Empirical Legal Research, Behavioural Legal Ethics, Mental Health, Human Rights and the Law, Trauma-informed Lawyering
Latest news
28
Aug
2019
Following its successful trial in NSW-Victoria border communities, the "Invisible Hurdles Project" has been re-commissioned paving the way for future research into effective service delivery.
06
May
2019
ANU Bachelor of Laws/Asian Studies student, Aditi Razdan, on how Health Law, Bioethics and Human Rights (LAWS4219) motivated her to pen an op-ed for the Sydney Morning Herald. Photo: Tom Fearon/ANU
17
Aug
2018
LLM graduate Alexandra Phelan
01
Aug
2018
Caitlin Davis on the boundaries of embryo research
03
Nov
2017
Is an 11-member Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) 2.0 a possibility? It seemed most unlikely back in January when US President Trump withdrew the United States from the TPP. But there have since been ongoing discussions among the remaining 11 members in an effort to keep the TPP dream alive.
In the Media
15
Jan
2020
Why Celeste Barber's bushfire fundraiser is more complicated than it seems
Michael Eburn quoted in ABC News
16
Nov
2019
Economic matters: Fund the new tax cuts by cancelling cuts for well off
Elizabeth Curran writes in The Age
24
Jul
2019
Legal expert says pill testing can be done without breaking law
Michael Eburn speaks with ABC
27
Jun
2019
Australian cities are declaring a 'climate emergency', but does that actually mean anything?
Michael Eburn speaks with ABC
13
Nov
2018
How Australia's health system could help fight terrorism
Clive Williams writes in Sydney Morning Herald; Fairfax Media
Research theme:
11
Sep
2018
A head injury experience and Frankenstein's monster
Molly Townes O'Brien interviewed by ABC Radio Canberra
Research theme:
11
Sep
2018
A head injury experience and Frankenstein's monster
Molly Townes O'Brien interviewed by ABC Radio Canberra
Research theme:
07
May
2018
Fuel security and the lack of Federal legislation to encourage a shift to decarbonised transport
James Prest talks to 'The Project'
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07
May
2018
Federal government to review Australia’s fuel security as stocks dwindle
James Prest speaks to The New Daily
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Upcoming events
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Past events
04
Oct
2018
Mental Health Seminar: Survival guide for legal practice managers
10.30AM to 1.30PM
- Maria Falas
In the lead up to Mental Health Week, the ACT Law Society is providing a free seminar presented by Maria Falas, Head of Mental Health and Wellbeing from OnePath Life Limited (legalsuper’s group insurer).
27
Mar
2019
The Children Act- Film Screening and Panel discussion
7.30PM to 9.00PM
- Professor Tom Faunce
- Justice John Faulks, former family Court Judge and ALRC commissioner,
- Justice Mary Finn, former family Court Judge, former member of the ANU Council
The ANU College of Law, Law Reform and Social Justice Program proudly presents The Children Act.
