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2. "Lien on Me": State Policy Innovation in Response to Paper Terrorism
3. Abstracts of Colloquium Papers
4. Preliminary Working Paper on Indigenous People and their Relationship to Land submitted by Australia Delegation
5. Thirty-six years on: revisiting People's Law and State Law: The Bellagio Papers.
6. Commentary on professor Lionel D Smith's paper, 'prescriptive fiduciary duties'
7. "DEAREST PROPERTY": DIGITAL EVIDENCE AND THE HISTORY OF PRIVATE "PAPERS" AS SPECIAL OBJECTS OF SEARCH AND SEIZURE
8. Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law: Policy Options for Progress Towards a European Contract Law: Comments on the issues raised in the Green Paper from the Commission of 1 July 2010, COM(2010) 348 final
9. DO JUDGES THINK? COMMENTS ON SEVERAL PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE DUKE LAW JOURNAL'S CONFERENCE ON MEASURING JUDGES AND JUSTICE
10. ABORIGINAL CUSTOMARY LAWS DISCUSSION PAPER
11. Fifty shades of grey(hounds): The extent of the Nsw legislative council's power to order papers from organisations not in the control of a minister
12. PREEMPTION OF PRIVATE REMEDIES IN INTERSTATE WATER POLLUTION DISPUTES: INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY V. OULLETTE
13. Response to the white paper on MHA reform: marginalisation of patients detained under part III of the MHA
14. Comment on Calvin Woodard's Paper
15. Comment on David Summers's Paper
16. 'If You Want a Riot, Change the Law': The Implications of the 1985 White Paper on Public Order
17. Mediation and the court [Paper originally delivered as an address at the LEADR dinner in November 2000.]
18. The impact of legal systems on CEO compensation and bank stability: a cross-country study
19. Copyright and the Duplication of Personal Papers in Archival Repositories.
20. The defining characteristics of constitutional expressions and the nationalisation of the State court system: [This paper was delivered as a comment on a paper presented by McLeish, Stephen, 'The Nationalisation of the State Court System', University of Melbourne, Recent Developments in Constitutional Law Conference, 20-21 July 2012, Melbourne.]
21. Natural justice by the courts: some recent cases. [Revised version of paper presented at the Land and Environment Court Annual Conference, 17-18 May 2012, Sydney.]
22. Many bottles for many flies: managing conflict over Indigenous people's cultural heritage in Western Australia [Paper in: Conflicted Heritage]
23. Varieties of judicial method in the late 20th century: [Paper presented as the Inaugural R. P. Meagher Lecture, Banco Court of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 18 August 2011, Sydney.]
24. The jury experience: insights from the Tasmanian jury study. [Revised version of a paper presented at the Annual Australasian Jury Conference (8th: 2010: University of Melbourne, Melbourne).]
25. Commentary on a paper delivered by the Hon Daryl Williams QC on 'Intergovernmental agreements': [This article is based on a paper delivered at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
26. Commonwealth financial powers - taxation, direct spending and grants - scope and limitations: [Paper presented at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
27. The state of State immunity - Clarke and the Austin reformulation: [This article is based on a paper delivered at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
28. Fiscal Federalism: a commentary on Andrew Lynch's paper [Commonwealth financial powers - taxation, direct spending and grants - scope and limitations. This article is based on a paper delivered at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
29. Future directions in federalism - where will the High Court go?: [This article is based on a paper delivered at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
30. Constitutional musings on Clarke and Austin: [This article is based on a paper delivered at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
31. Intergovernmental agreements: [This article is based on a paper delivered at the conference 'Power and Politics: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia', Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, Perth, July 2011. Paper in special double issue: New Dimensions of Federalism in Australia. Murray, Sarah (ed.)]
32. Beyond reasonable doubt: [Edited version of a paper delivered to the Supreme and Federal Court Judges Conference 2010, 23-27 January 2010, Canberra.]
33. How does the division of power between the board and the general meeting operate?: [An earlier version of this paper was presented as part of the Law 125 Distinguished Speakers Series at the Adelaide Law School on 20 May 2008. Paper in special issue: Celebrating the 125th Anniversary of the Adelaide Law School.]
34. Understanding the Evidence Act 1995 [Revised version of a paper delivered at Civil Issues in Evidence, Judicial Commission of New South Wales seminar on 14 November (2000) in Sydney. Includes a commentary on Justice Einstein's paper.]
35. Instructing a jury in complex commercial trials: the position in England and its significance in an Australian context. [Revised version of a paper presented at a Judicial Commission of New South Wales Twilight Seminar, 11 July 2006, Sydney.]
36. Expert evidence: aces up your sleeve? [Edited version of a paper delivered at the Industrial Relations Commission of New South Wales, Annual Conference, 18-20 October 2006, Sydney.]
37. Constitutional implications of terrorism legislation: [An edited version of a paper presented at the Supreme Court of New South Wales Annual Conference, 18-20 August 2006, Leura, NSW.]
38. On the division of law-making labour [Edited version of a paper delivered at the Supreme Court of New South Wales Annual Conference (2004: Bowral).]
39. Civil law update [Article is an abridged version of a paper presented at the Annual Conference of the District Court of New South Wales (2004: Bowral).]
40. The effect of the provision of victim impact statements on sentencing in the local courts of New South Wales: [Revised version of a paper presented at the Metropolitan Seminar Series II, November 2003, Sydney.]
41. A prelude to the demise of Teoh: the High Court decision in Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs; ex parte Lam. [Case commentary. Paper originally presented as a seminar paper to the Administrative Law Class, at the Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania, 17 April 2003.]
42. Criminal Law Update 2003 [Revised version of a paper delivered to the Annual Conference of the District Court of New South Wales (2003: Terrigal).]
43. The natives are restless: a personal reflection on ten years of native title. [Paper delivered at the Yamatji Land and Sea Council/Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Native Title Conference 2002, Outcomes and Possibilities, 3-5 September 2002, Geraldton, Western Australia. Paper in: History and Native Title, Choo, Christine and Hollbach, Shawn (eds.).]
44. Rights and remedies of a taxpayer in the sights of the Commissioner of Taxation [Series of parts]: Part 1. [This paper was presented at the Challis Discussion Group on 7 July 2010.]
45. Account of profits for breach of fiduciary duty: [This article is based on a paper presented at the Society of Legal Scholars' annual conference held at the London School of Economics in September 2008.]
46. Icy lessons for pleaders of copyright infringement: [This article is also a paper that is being presented at the Annual IPSANZ Conference (24th: 2010: Noosa, Queensland).]
47. Reining in the constructive trust: [An earlier version of this paper was presented at the Equity Research Workshop, Australian National University, College of Law, 12-13 February 2009.]
48. Judicial integrity and dissenting court opinion: [Paper in thematic issue: 'Dissenting Opinion'. Volling, Samuel and Underwood, Joshua (eds)]
49. Queensland's planning law - a lost opportunity to deliver justice to native title holders - or is it?: [Paper in thematic issue: 'Dissenting Opinion'. Volling, Samuel and Underwood, Joshua (eds)]
50. The justifiability of criminal responsibility for negligent conduct: [Paper in thematic issue: 'Dissenting Opinion'. Volling, Samuel and Underwood, Joshua (eds)]
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