Law news archive

• 22 June 2006—Pro-whaling nations in legally stronger position
• 31 May 2006—Anti-terror laws erode our rights
• 30 May 2006—First champagne, then feta, what will the EU take next?
• 25 May 2006—Victorian lawyers visit Wadeye to discuss discrimination case
• 25 May 2006—The State is more powerful than terrorists: Monash debaters
• 22 May 2006—Do we have more to fear from the State than from terrorists?
• 11 May 2006—Indonesian pressure leads to cruel Australian refugee policy: experts
• 8 May 2006—Do we have more to fear from the State than from terrorists?
• 3 May 2006—New Charter of Rights no lawyers' picnic
• 3 May 2006—Legislation will further limit asylum seekers' rights: Experts
• 1 May 2006—UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health
• 20 April 2006—New director for Springvale Monash Legal Service
• 28 March 2006—Is the Australian Government really against the death penalty?
• 22 March 2006—Australia and the death penalty: are we really against it?
• 7 March 2006—Mabo decision challenged world's mono-cultural mindset
• 27 February 2006—Neave made lasting contribution: Monash Law dean
• 13 January 2006—European education in human rights for arts/law student
• 16 December 2005—New Legal Practices Act examined at Monash
• 24 November 2005—Asylum-seekers -- the insiders' view
• 2 November 2005—Human rights paramount at all times: Israeli Judge
• 26 October 2005—New masters degrees in human rights and regulatory studies
• 20 October 2005—Monash provides extra legal service
• 18 October 2005—Multiculturalism does not breed terrorism: Georgiou
• 4 October 2005—Private legal practice a hard place for mothers
• 27 September 2005—Legal experts raise concerns over proposed counter-terror laws
• 17 August 2005—Sex, drugs and evil souls: Is preventive detention justifiable?
• 26 July 2005—Zimbabwean shadow justice minister to speak on human rights
• 12 July 2005—How to produce an ethical lawyer
• 20 June 2005—Freedom of information and privacy analysed in new legal text
• 20 May 2005—Monash debaters argue litigation is good for medical practice
• 19 May 2005—High Court ruling could lead to jailings for 'community protection'
• 11 May 2005—Is litigation causing the death of medical practice?
• 18 April 2005—Honorary doctorate for Christine Nixon
• 8 April 2005—Torture threatens humanity's values
• 1 April 2005—Three Monash Law graduates join the bench
• 23 February 2005—Governor-General's prize for Law student
• 18 February 2005—Legal service helps Vietnamese community
• 14 February 2005—New, dual research role
• 31 January 2005—Speaking for Monash
• 31 January 2005—New human rights chief
• 12 January 2005—Vale Campbell McComas
• 15 November 2004—Native title lawyers needed
• 6 October 2004—Chief Justice delivers Lucinda lecture
• 13 September 2004—Newborn screening privacy defended
• 13 September 2004—Four decades of Monash law
• 30 August 2004—Two cultures, two laws, no justice
• 3 June 2004—No 'perfect babies' for Monash Law