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Monthly Archives: May 2014
RUSSLR Lecture: Law and Love in the Garden of Eden
When: Tuesday, 29 April, 2014 at 1.30pm Where: Moot Court Room, Ligertwood Building, Law School Speaker: Joshua Neoh is currently a Lecturer in Law at the Australian National University (ANU); he was previously an Associate Lecturer at the Adelaide Law School. His research reflects on questions of legal theory in and though biblical narratives. He […]
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RUSSLR Lecture: Adelaide’s John Finnis: The Origins of a Mastermind
When: Monday, 28 April 2014 at 1:00pm Where: Moot Court Room, Ligertwood Building, Adelaide Law School Speaker: Horst Klaus Lücke is Professor Emeritus of the Adelaide Law School and Honorary Professor, University of Queensland (from 2007). His recent publications include ‘Ulrich Hübbe and the Torrens System: Hübbe’s German background, his life in Australia and his […]
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Research Seminar: Tenurial revolution around the Pacific rim in the 19th Century
When: Wednesday, 11 June 2014, 12.00-1.00pm Where: Room 1.10, Ligertwood Building, The University of Adelaide Speaker: Professor Richard Boast, Victoria University of Wellington, Faculty of Law; Distinguished Visiting Research Scholar, Adelaide Law School Synopsis: In the mid-19th Century (from roughly 1840-1880) many countries and colonies around the Pacific rim, including New Zealand, Hawaii, Mexico, the […]
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Research Seminar: Tenurial revolution around the Pacific rim in the 19th Century
When: Wednesday, 11 June 2014, 12.00-1.00pm Where: Room 1.10, Ligertwood Building, The University of Adelaide Speaker: Professor Richard Boast, Victoria University of Wellington, Faculty of Law; Distinguished Visiting Research Scholar, Adelaide Law School Synopsis: In the mid-19th Century (from roughly 1840-1880) many countries and colonies around the Pacific rim, including New Zealand, Hawaii, Mexico, the […]
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RUSSLR Lecture: Law and Love in the Garden of Eden
When: Tuesday, 29 April, 2014 at 1.30pm Where: Moot Court Room, Ligertwood Building, Law School Speaker: Joshua Neoh is currently a Lecturer in Law at the Australian National University (ANU); he was previously an Associate Lecturer at the Adelaide Law School. His research reflects on questions of legal theory in and though biblical narratives. He […]
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RUSSLR Lecture: Adelaide’s John Finnis: The Origins of a Mastermind
When: Monday, 28 April 2014 at 1:00pm Where: Moot Court Room, Ligertwood Building, Adelaide Law School Speaker: Horst Klaus Lücke is Professor Emeritus of the Adelaide Law School and Honorary Professor, University of Queensland (from 2007). His recent publications include ‘Ulrich Hübbe and the Torrens System: Hübbe’s German background, his life in Australia and his […]
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International Criminal Law through the eyes of a practitioner
On Wednesday 28 May 2014, The Adelaide Law School hosted a special seminar on International Criminal Law. William Smith, a practising international criminal lawyer since 1995, presented the special seminar on ‘International Criminal Law through the eyes of a practitioner’. William Smith has been practising law at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia […]
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2013 Teaching Report now available
The Annual Learning and Teaching Report 2013 is now available online. The length of this document is amply justified by the breadth and number of ways, by which the Law School facilitates learning for all our students, enhancing their wider law school experience and at the same time, contributing to our own professional development and […]
Chief Justice’s Shield Quiz Night – Saturday 12 July
The annual 2014 Chief Justice’s Shield Quiz Night provides an entertaining evening for the law profession, school and community. The generosity of those that attended the 2013 Quiz Night assisted in raising funds to achieve the Network’s financial target of $5,000 to support an undergraduate Law scholarship for an achieving, but financially disadvantaged, student in […]
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Alumni in Focus – the Honourable Justice Melissa Perry
From the fluro-lit corrals of the subterranean Adelaide Law School library to the light-filled and airy courtrooms of the Federal Court of Australia, mine has been a journey which I am proud both began and continues with the Adelaide Law School. As the alma-mater also of my late father, the Hon. John Perry AO QC, […]
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