Bond Law Review

The Bond Law Review is a peer reviewed journal covering the whole spectrum of legal research. Edited by @rachaelfield68 and @vbaumfield.

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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! https://t.co/cmJ9qbnLji

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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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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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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. https://t.co/On0LcpttFN

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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 https://t.co/trHzaG5ayU

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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. https://t.co/35BA4jxduu

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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... https://t.co/kx9xrXqZ46

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Prosecution of Wartime Environmental Damage by Non-State Parties at the International Criminal Court https://t.co/OpkSqLn23o

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Is Natural Law Timeless? by @drjoncrowe https://t.co/BqXgZFvzes

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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 https://t.co/a20LbiEFLo

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A Conspiracy of Paper? William Paterson and the Mysterious Origins of Banking and Company Law https://t.co/OfdippB6cl

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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 https://t.co/bUu2osgTDO

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The @BondLawReview accepts submissions on a rolling basis. We offer an efficient and author-friendly review process. https://t.co/li6ltELMs5

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Clothing Optional? Nudity and the Law of the Australian Beach https://t.co/wLS5PKBJY3

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Referred, Applied and Mirror Legislation as Primary Structures of National Uniform Legislation https://t.co/djU6evtKfH

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Trustee Rights and Powers: A Taxonomical Analysis https://t.co/K6GB0hWfVd

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The @BondLawReview accepts submissions on a rolling basis. We offer an efficient and author-friendly review process. https://t.co/li6ltELMs5

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Treating Vulnerable Consumers ‘Fairly’ When They Make a Complaint About Banking or Finance in Australia by @TaniaSourdin and Mirella Atherton https://t.co/NIiwEdJMU4

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Evolution and Complementarity? Traditional and Complementary Medicine as Part of the International Human Rights Law Right to Health https://t.co/apoZTJHbRR