Most Recent Articles from Melbourne University Law Review

• Thomas v. Mowbray: Australia's 'war on terror' reaches the High Court 

  [The High Court of Australia's decision in Thomas v Mowbray is important in two distinct senses. First, the case concerned constitutional powers...

  12/01/08 by Andrew Lynch · More from publication

• Fiduciary law, non-economic interests and amici curiae 

  [This article examines the role that amici curiae can play in improving the protection of non-economic interests in Australian fiduciary law. The...

  12/01/08 by Lisa Zhou · More from publication

• Lessons learnt from the Opes Prime insolvency 

  [This article creates a narrative of the Opes Prime insolvency from the copious and sometimes confusing commentary available to the public. It...

  12/01/08 by Stacey Steele · More from publication

• Restorative justice, therapeutic jurisprudence and the rise of emotionally intelligent justice 

  [Over the past 20 years, court and legal practices have changed due to the influence of more emotionally intelligent and less adversarial...

  12/01/08 by Michael S. King · More from publication

• Developing legal research skills: expanding the paradigm 

  [This article explores the development of tertiary legal research skills education in Australia in the underlying context of Australian legal...

  12/01/08 by Terry Hutchinson · More from publication

• Taking possession: the defining element of theft? 

  [This article argues that the Theft Act 1968 (UK) c 60 and subsequent legislative developments" in Australia have overlooked the principle of...

  12/01/08 by Alex Steel · More from publication

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