The right medicine
Tony Butler and Lee KnightCould treating impulsivity in repeat violent offenders be part of the solution to violent crime in Australia?
Six minutes with Theodora Ahilas
Amy DaleThe 2018 winner of the Law Society of NSW President’s Medal on the “courage and dignity” of her clients.
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To social or not to social?
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The ‘hidden crime’: slavery in Australia in 2019
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Chorley abolished! High Court has final say
Michelle Castle and Andrew BaileySelf-represented legal practitioners can no longer recover costs for time spent on litigation. MICHELLE CASTLE and ANDREW BAILEY explain.
Carving a new line
Kirrily SchwarzIntellectual property lawyer Matt Ward has conquered three of Alaska’s most intimidating peaks – on a snowboard.
Avoiding awkwardness when reporting to your newly promoted colleague
Anna HinderAnna Hinder has tips how to make reporting to your promoted colleague less awkward.
Beyond Reasonable Doubt
Amy DaleElliot Rook QC is an esteemed barrister whose success hides a murky past. When called upon to defend a childhood acquaintance charged with murder, he…
The Veiled Sceptre: Reserve Powers of Heads of State in Westminster Systems
Bharan NarulaIn her latest book, Professor Anne Twomey draws on a vast range of previously unpublished material, including from the Royal Archives at Windsor Castle, to…
- 01 The ‘hidden crime’: slavery in Australia in 2019
- 02 Chorley abolished! High Court has final say
- 03 Report shows 20-fold increase in NSW police strip searches
- 04 Carving a new line
- 05 Former Law Society President, head of Human Rights Commission among winners at Women Lawyers’ Awards
- 06 Lunch with author, lawyer and former rough sleeper Russell Hodge
- 07 Paradise Lost: Glencore loses High Court bid to extend legal professional privilege
- 08 Award winners and experts shine in sold-out Government Solicitors Conference
- 09 The trouble with flying solo
- 10 The case that changed me – Nadia Kalic