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The Bond Law Review is a peer reviewed journal covering the whole spectrum of legal research. Edited by @rachaelfield68 and @vbaumfield.
Gold Coast, Queensland
Joined November 2016
Important #research published today in the @BondLawReview: 'Fully diagnosed, fully stabilised and fully treated’: succeeding in a claim for a Disability Support Pension in Australia with #endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain'. Read now, it's #OpenAccess!
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By Karena Viglianti. This article outlines what applicants, their legal representatives and their treating doctors can learn from the cases on applicants for a disability support pension with...
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An argument for reform and an Australian #HumanRights Act, just published in the #OpenAccess @BondLawReview
https://t.co/qub80RHNtT
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By Nicholas Bulbeck. Arguing the legal protection of human rights could support social cohesion, this article examines the most recent federal human rights initiative – the Human Rights (Parliament...
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Now available in the @BondLawReview, #OpenAccess #law #research by Mark Giancaspro outlining shortcomings in the Stubbings v Jams judgment. A missed opportunity to clarify aspects of the 'doctrine of unconscionability' defined in Australian Consumer Law. https://t.co/p2TpnUX8LI
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By Mark Giancaspro. This article extrapolates what it can from Stubbings (HCA) and other leading cases to try and add clarity to the frequently litigated but poorly understood statutory unconsciona...
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It's about time the Australian Governments legislated to ban the sale of energy drinks to under 18yo, according to @DrMBromberg in new #OpenAccess #law #research published in @BondLawReview today.
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By Marilyn Bromberg. Australian Governments must follow the lead of the British Government and other overseas governments and legislate to ban the sale of energy drinks to children under the age of...
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'Sports’ Global Anti-Doping Regulatory Regime: The Challenges and Tensions of Polycentricity and Hybridity' by @ELWindholz out now in the #openaccess @BondLawReview
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By Eric L Windholz. This article establishes that, while sports’ global anti-doping regime has proven functionally stable, opportunities exist to broaden the regime’s democratic credentials to give...
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This important article by Dr Kylie Weston-Scheuber in the @BondLawReview, based on the inaugural Legal and Social Change Lecture last year at @BondUniversity, examines the secretisation of information by government in Australia.
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By Kylie Weston-Scheuber. In recent years, the Australian government has been criticised for secrecy in a number of areas, including border protection, foreign aid, freedom of information and more...
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'It is important not to be blasé about the consequences of government secrecy on our society.' Latest from @BondLawReview, an article by Kylie Weston-Scheuber on the secretisation of information by government in Australia. Freely available #OpenAccess...
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By Kylie Weston-Scheuber. In recent years, the Australian government has been criticised for secrecy in a number of areas, including border protection, foreign aid, freedom of information and more...
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Prosecution of Wartime Environmental Damage by Non-State Parties at the International Criminal Court
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By Jessica Schaffer. This article presents a novel way of prosecuting wartime environmental damage committed by non-state parties to the Rome Statute at the International Criminal Court.
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Out with the Old, in with the Alternative: A Critical Examination of How Lawyers Can Use Alternative Fee Arrangements to Satisfy Increasingly Powerful Clients
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By Joshua Yan. This article examines law firms’ need to replace the billable hour with alternative fee arrangements and discusses the ethical and managerial hurdles they will face when making this...
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A Conspiracy of Paper? William Paterson and the Mysterious Origins of Banking and Company Law
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By John Farrar. This article examines the creation of the Bank of England and other contemporary banks, the Scottish Darien Scheme and the South Sea Bubble and considers the role of William Paterson
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Making Rights Real: The Promise and Potential Pitfalls of the Human Rights Act 2019 (Qld) by Scott McDougall, Queensland Human Rights Commissioner @QldHumanRights
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By Scott McDougall. The commencement of the Human Rights Act 2019 on 1 January 2020 heralds a new era in public sector decision-making in Queensland.
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The @BondLawReview accepts submissions on a rolling basis. We offer an efficient and author-friendly review process.
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The Bond Law Review is an open access refereed journal that publishes articles on the whole spectrum of legal topics and issues.
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Clothing Optional? Nudity and the Law of the Australian Beach
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By Theodore Bennett. In the early 1800s concerns about nudity led to blanket bans on daytime bathing at some Sydney beaches.
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Referred, Applied and Mirror Legislation as Primary Structures of National Uniform Legislation
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By Guzyal Hill. National uniform legislation relates to many aspects of society, such as the search for cancer cures, counter-terrorism cooperation and surrogacy regulation.
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Trustee Rights and Powers: A Taxonomical Analysis
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By Christopher Chiam. This article seeks to answer a single question – what are the differences, if any, between the rights and powers of a trustee?
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The @BondLawReview accepts submissions on a rolling basis. We offer an efficient and author-friendly review process.
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The Bond Law Review is an open access refereed journal that publishes articles on the whole spectrum of legal topics and issues.
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Treating Vulnerable Consumers ‘Fairly’ When They Make a Complaint About Banking or Finance in Australia by @TaniaSourdin and Mirella Atherton
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By Tania Sourdin, Mirella Atherton. Researchers, commentators and policy makers have proposed various definitions about what it means to be a ‘vulnerable consumer’.
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Evolution and Complementarity? Traditional and Complementary Medicine as Part of the International Human Rights Law Right to Health
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By Angela Doolan, Greg Carne. This article analyses some failings of traditional and complementary medicine (‘T&CM’) policy and regulation in Australia and offers a draft convention article in the...
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