Lisa Burton Crawford
@dr_lbc
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Professor of Public and Constitutional Law at University of Sydney Law School. Re-tweet does not = endorsement
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined September 2016
RT @Paul_Karp: It gets worse. The Deloitte report suspected of using AI contains a fake quote and erroneous citations to one of the leading….
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Academics have rejected the consultancy’s explanation of previous mistakes, as the discovery adds to suspicions about the use of artificial intelligence.
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Thanks to the Just Cause team at @SydneyLawSchool for chatting to me about my research into complex legislation - listen to the podcast here
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RT @skvdst: McKenzie Post Doctoral Fellowships at @UniMelb for early career researchers (who have completed PhD on or after 17th March 2022….
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Find information and resources for applicants and recipients of the McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellowships Scheme scheme.
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Thanks for the “highly recommended” @lsolum!.
Crawford on Judicial Power to Interpret Statutes, - Lisa Burton Crawford (University of Sydney Law School) has posted THE LIMITS OF JUDICIAL POWER TO INTERPRET LEGISLATION (forthcoming in the Melbourne University Law Review) on SSRN.
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My article 'The Limits of Judicial Power to Interpret Legislation', forthcoming in the Melbourne University Law Review
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RT @ConstitLawAus: .@rosalinddixon15, "A New Australian Constitutionalism? Constitutional Purposes, Proportionality and Process Theory", te….
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Forthcoming in Public Law - my article w/ @DrNinaBoughey on the use of automated systems to generate info about legislation - an increasingly common phenomenon in Aus and the UK: .
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This is a great article by @s_m_stephenson.
New article, @s_m_stephenson, "Constitutional Shoehorning": "using a constitutional provision that addresses one type of concern to advance a different type of concern" [e.g. seeking to protect rights by bringing a challenge under a federal division of powers provision]. 1/3.
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My contribution to a great international symposium on rules as code - thanks to @lawpolicyreview for the opportunity to contribute.
This article examines the relationship between rules as code, legislative complexity, and the rule of law. The author argues that rules as code offers a pragmatic solution to pressing challenges posed by the increasing complexity of modern legislation.
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RT @HighCourtofAus: Judgment has been delivered in Commonwealth of Australia v Mr Stradford (a pseudonym) & Ors; State of Queensland v Mr S….
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RT @ConstitLawAus: Wednesday 19 February, Sydney (not online) .2025 George Winterton Memorial Lecture, Gageler CJ, The evolving electoral s….
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Join us for the 2025 George Winterton Memorial Lecture, delivered by the Honourable Stephen Gageler AC, Chief Justice of Australia.
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RT @ConstitLawAus: Is Migration Amendment (Aggregate Sentences) Act 2023 an invalid usurpation of, or interference with, the judicial power….
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RT @JTasioulas: Coming up at @EthicsInAI . *Assoc Prof / Prof in AI ethics and theoretical philosophy in assoc with @JesusOxford . *Postdoc….
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RT @DominicVillaSC: HCA rules curfew conditions and monitoring conditions imposed on holders of Bridging (Removal Pending) visas introduced….
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RT @ConstitLawAus: "Commonwealth v Yunupingu: A Constitutional Case Testing Commonwealth Liability for Aboriginal Dispossession", by @_sbre….
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Thrilled to be working to bring you The Cambridge Handbook of Comparative Statutory Interpretation in the Common Law World - alongside the brilliant @OrentaOren and @DrNinaBoughey and an outstanding lineup of authors. Watch this space!.
1/4 Delighted to announce that @dr_lbc, @DrNinaBoughey & a very lucky co-editor have teamed up to bring to you in 2026, with @CUP_Law, The Cambridge Handbook of Comparative Statutory Interpretation in the Common Law World.
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My article 'The Problem of Complex Legislation', out now (online) in Legal Theory:
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Such a pleasure to join this panel with you @Fordthought and @JTasioulas - in what must surely be the most beautiful law building in the world! I was talking about my paper, ‘The Problem With Complex Legislation’, forthcoming in Legal Theory
What do self-regulatory, 'soft law' approaches to tech #governance mean for Rule of Law?.Great to join @JTasioulas @dr_lbc on panel @Macquarie_Law.
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