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          Scholarship for the Legal Community Archive

          Civil procedure

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          Discovery in Victoria: Narrowing the Scope of Disclosable Documents

          Michael D Wells, (2025) 44(1) Civil Justice Quarterly 26

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          Consumer and competition law

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          The Amadio principle four decades on: still fit for apparent purpose?

          Rick Bigwood, Pauline Ridge, Jeannie Marie Paterson, (2025) 48(2) Melbourne University Law Review 219

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          Corporations Act and ASIC Act

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          National and International Perspectives on climate change litigation

          Thomas Gray, Beth Nosworthy and Astrid Gillam, (2024) 54 Australian Bar Review 16

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          Loss quantification in greenwashing cases

          Sebastian Hartford-Davis and Aiden Lerch, 53(2) Australian Bar Review 112

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          The Increasing Intersection of Class Action and Regulatory Proceedings and Its Implications for the Operation and Utility of Australia's Class Action Regime.

          Simon Hochreiter, (2025) 99 Australian Law Journal 132.

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          Criminal procedure

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          Irrationality and Mental Illness: A Psychiatric Perspective on Sovereign Citizens, the Querulous and the Fixated.

          Dr Justin Barry-Walsh, (2025) 99 Australian Law Journal 749

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          Pseudolaw and the illusion of legal meaning

          Joe McIntyre, (2025) 50(3) Alternative Law Journal 190.

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          The Strawmen Trap: Non-appearance and the Pitfalls of Pseudolaw.

          Joe McIntyre, Harry Hobbs and Stephen Young, (2025) 99 Australian Law Journal 319.

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          Equity trusts and estates

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          Great Investments and good returns: Knowing receipt as an equitable wrong independent of contract

          Olivia Morris, (2023) Melbourne University Law Review 46 (2) Advance

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          Family law

          Family Violence: Myths, Stereotypes and Misunderstandings and Judicial Voice and Language in the Courtroom—An Educational Resource.

          Dr Nina Hudson, (2025) Australian Academy of Law. (NEW)

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          Indigenous legal issues

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          A 'kind of sovereignty': toward a framework for the recognition of First Nations sovereignties at common law

          James Aird and Allan Ardill, (2023) Melbourne University Law Review 46(2) Advance

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          Differentiating Indigenous Sovereign Citizen Claims from Discourse on Indigenous Sovereignty in Australia: An Anthropological Insight.

          Pascale Taplin, Tahnee Innes, Nicolas Peterson, (2025) 99 Australian Law Journal 738

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          Public law

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          Are rights sufficiently human in the age of the machine?

          Sir Geoffrey Vos – Master of the Rolls and Head of Civil Justice in England and Wales, Blackstone Lecture, Pembroke College, Oxford, 27 November 2024

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          What Judges Need to Know: The Anti-Factual Challenge and Judicial Review.

          Susanne Baer, (2026) 89(1) Modern Law Review 3 (NEW)

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          Tort law

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          In what circumstances will Australian Courts depart from the “but for” approach to causation in negligence cases?

          Alan Sullivan, (2024) 98 Australian Law Journal 530

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