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Neurodivergence v Court Procedure
In a system designed for the neurotypical, what needs to change?
Feminist Refusal and the Limits of Gender Equality in South Korea: The 4B Movement
No bihon, bichulsan, biyeonae, or biseksu
Justice is in the Eye of the Beholder: Public Confidence in the Judiciary
Is integrity at the heart of our judiciary?
Reform in NSW Abortion Law
How have legislative propositions reignited abortion care discussions in NSW?
The Right to Die or a Duty to Live?
The philosophical perspectives on voluntary assisted dying laws in NSW
The Tasmanian Dam Case on Australia’s Global Legal Responsibilities
Does the Tasmanian Dam case demonstrate Australia’s falling behind in addressing current global obligations?
Up to Speed? Dissecting Regulations on the Use of Artificial Intelligence
Using AI to draft documents for trial? You may want to think again with regulatory changes to the Supreme Court Practice Notes and the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules…
Ad Aeternitatem: Out of Context
The clock shall tick eternally / warning that we should not be
Temporarily Permanent Legislation
There seems to be one common theme in the ethical systems around the world, whether they're secular or religious — the neighbour principle; that is, to love your neighbour as yourself.
The Law of the Land
The Treaty of Waitangi is now considered to be a constitutional document of New Zealand. How much did this help? Who did it affect? What can we learn from this?
Slow Laws in a Fast Age
A cyber attack on Optus in September 2022 led to almost 10 million people’s data being stolen, including details of their driver’s licences, passports, and Medicare cards.
The Visible Hand of the Market
With the world bound to keep spinning, it appears that ESG is here to stay.
The End of Law
I think, therefore I legislate. We are born, we enact laws, and then we die.
Big Tech v. Antitrust, per US Courts
Cases against Big Tech companies are important first steps, but they also illuminate the long road ahead.
A Workable Work-Life Balance
The Closing the Loopholes Act reflects a major shift in Australia’s industrial relations as the legislation of the employee’s right to disconnect reflects an important step to facilitating work-life balance.