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Home > The Bali Conference > 1997 Conference: Who Needs Lawyers?

1997 Conference: Who Needs Lawyers?

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Poster: Chips Mackinolty

1997 Conference Papers List

Abbott, Michael (QC)
Beyond Ridgeway: judicial responses to Ridgewayadn other aspects of illegality

Birch, John and Fox, Michael
Changes to the Burden of Proof

Cox, Suzan
A Note on the Sentencing Act

Blokland, Jenny
International law issues and the Northern Territory sentencing regime

Donald, Warren (Sr)
Lawyers: a policeman’s/lawyer’s/magistrate’s perspective

Kearney, Justice
The relevance of prior convictions in sentencing

Martin, Brian (Chief Justice)
Reconciliation Aboriginal Customery Law and the New State Constitution

Mildren, Dean (Justice)
Criminal law and lawyers in the 21st Century

Roberts-Smith, Len (QC)
DNA profiling

Van Gessel, Theresa
Fish ‘n’ ships: an overview of recent developments in the law and judical approach to prosecution of foreign nationals fishing in the Australian fishing zone.

Widnyana, I Made (Professor)
Role of traditional institutions in conflict resolutions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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