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Academy of Law Fellow Publications

Certain Fellows have agreed that particular published scholarly articles and papers of theirs be re-published on the Academy website. They are as follows:

Antisocial personality disorder and therapeutic justice court programs

Dr Andrew Cannon (Deputy Chief Magistrate for South Australia)

This article was first published in the Journal of Judicial Administration ((2012) vol 22 pp 99–115) and is republished on the AAL Website with the consent of the editors and publisher of this journal.

Trial by Tweet? Findings on Facebook? Social Media Innovation or Degradation? The Future and Challenge of Change for Courts

Dr Andrew Cannon (Deputy Chief Magistrate for South Australia)

This article was first published in the International Journal For Court Administration ((February 2013) pp 1–9) and is republished on the AAL Website with the consent of the editors and publisher of this journal.

Swapping Ideas: The Academy, The Judiciary and the Profession

The Chief Justice of Australia, The Hon Robert French AC, Patron of the Australian Academy of Law

This paper was given as the keynote address at the AAL Symposium, 1 December 2008, Melbourne.

Legal history in Australia:The development of Australian legal/historical scholarship

Emeritus Professor Horst Lucke (Formerly Professor of Law, University of Adelaide)

This article was first published in the Zeitschrift für Neuere Rechtsgeschichte ((2010) vol 32 pp 236–260) and republished in the Australian Bar Review ((2010) vol 34 pp 109-148) and is further republished on the AAL Website with the consent of the editors and publishers of those journals.

Deciding Cases without the Guidance of Statute or Precedent

Emeritus Professor Horst Lucke (Formerly Professor of Law, University of Adelaide)

This piece was first published as a chapter in Basedow, Drobnig, Ellger ao (eds), Aufbruch nach Europa, 75 Jahre Max-Planck-Institut fur Privatrecht ( 2001) at 871-889 and is republished on the AAL Website with the consent of the publisher of that book.

Statutes and the Intention of the Lawmaker as the Ultimate Guide to Their Applicability: History and Prospects

Emeritus Professor Horst Lucke (Formerly Professor of Law, University of Adelaide)

‘This article was published in the Supreme Court History Program Yearbook 2010 (pp 1-24) and is republished with the consent of the editors and the publisher of the Yearbook.

Population Challenges for the Australian Judiciary: The Next 40 Years

Professor Brian Opeskin (Professor of Legal Governance, Macquarie University)

‘This paper was originally presented at the Judicial Conference of Australia, 2010..

Reflections on Common Sense Causation in Australia

Professor Jane Stapleton (ANU College of Law)

This piece was first published as a chapter in Simone Degeling, James Edelman and James Goudkamp (eds), Torts in Commercial Law (2011) at 331-365 (ThomsonReuters).