Adjunct Research Fellow @UQLaw. I research criminal law, criminal justice & evidence law. Expertise in national security and domestic, family & sexual violence.
I’m so excited to share with you all my article on Australia’s #espionage laws and how they impact #AcademicFreedom. I really enjoyed looking into this and I’m so pleased to see it published with the @SydneyLawReview. Do have a read! @UQLaw#auslaw 🔗 https://t.co/1JBuHaL3z2
The chief of the intelligence agency is warning of deeper, wider security threats over the next five years, from both friends and foes. Is the law ready to respond? @SarahCKendall@UQ_News https://t.co/P6jV4rpQ6G
🚨New research! Standalone #preparatory offences were once unheard of but now they’re becoming the norm. I looked at Australia’s preparing for #espionage#ForeignInterference and #sabotage crimes, finding them to be unjust. Read the OA article here: https://t.co/i743BHdP5p
Very excited to receive my copy of the Cambridge Law Journal, featuring my article on #espionage laws in the UK & Australia! This was just the second article I ever sole authored and to have it published in such an amazing journal blows my mind!
🔗 to 📖 https://t.co/6wC9j0gBgp
It's the first espionage charge since new laws were introduced in 2018 - so what does it all mean? @SarahCKendall from @UQ_news explains. https://t.co/WDdnyUWP51
Research from @leah_ss , Robin Fitzgerald and me on the #strangulation during sex. More education on harms and risks of strangulation even when it's consensual. https://t.co/lkuaUQgSiE
Hi everyone, we are honoured to have Hon Marcia Neave AO speaking about the @AusLawReform#SexualViolence Reference on Monday 24 June 12-1pm. This is a #free#online event - all welcome- please register via the link.
https://t.co/qTiGOHffhh
I am so grateful to my supervisors, @goss_caitlin @HDouglasLaw and Robin Fitzgerald, along with @ananianwelsh, without whom I wouldn’t be where I am today.
My thesis examined the extent to which the non-fatal strangulation trial is informed by victim brain injury and PTSD, and critically assessed the concept of trauma-informed practice as it applies to the criminal trial. I’ll be publishing my results, so watch this space!
The current INSLM, Jake Blight, does a great job here of explaining some of the complexities in our secrecy offences and the usefulness of "causing harm" elements in national security offences. A genuine pleasure to host this one.
https://t.co/2KBUwhoiAj
It's been a privilege to be supported by the @arc_gov_au to conduct this work on #strangulation and #DomesticViolence
Check out our team's website (inc. Robin Fitzgerald and @leah_ss) for access to outcomes from this research: https://t.co/jWltmkXVYb