After both teaching and practising in Criminal Law, #UNELaw’s Troy Anderson realised there was a key area of crime which wasn’t covered at any law school in Australia: Commonwealth criminal law. Troy, in conjunction with #UNELaw, filled this gap in 2020 with the...
Water is arguably our most precious resource. Consequently, there can be considerable tension regarding how water should be used and managed, as the interests of the government, agriculture, industry, and communities can all clash in terms of how rights should be...
Time’s ticking. T1 is just around the corner!! Still dwelling on which Law elective unit to pick? Are you interested in practising in the areas of Criminal Law, Care and Protection Law, parenting matters in Family Law, or Adoption and Immigration Law? If that’s a...
Are you interested in expanding your legal knowledge and learning more about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and its implications legally, socially, and politically in the disability sector? Then look no further; LAW447 is your unit! NDIS...
© CEFA First Peoples of Australia have a unique position in Australian society as the traditional owners and custodians of land and sea country. It’s a dynamic and changing area of law that continues to be contested. The recent Love v Commonwealth;...
Are you interested in learning about how brain sciences reveal new ways to understand important issues like responsibility, memory and lie detection, drug addiction and transgenderism? In this elective law unit, we explore the implications of neuroscience research...
Medicine and law have to respond to rapid and vast changes triggered by developments in biotechnology. Biotechnological developments in assisted reproductive technology, genetics, neuroscience and life-support systems (to name but a few) have required a deep...
Don’t Look Up starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence is one of Netflix’s biggest hits. A thinly veiled climate change parable, it warns of the consequences for human society of failing to respond to the signals of nature. Away from the movies,...
LAW379 dives deep into legal issues related to commercial transactions. You'll examine Sale of Goods Act 1923 (NSW) and its implication for business and private consumers as well as traders. We're all consumers, but what happens when businesses overstep the line...
Patrick Graham is joined by his colleague, Associate Professor Cameron Moore, to talk about Australia's maritime interests and its relationship with Australia's regional and remote communities. Cameron is Deputy Head of the UNE School of Law. Between 1996...
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