The Australian National University Journal of Law and Technology (ANU JOLT) is a leading peer-reviewed journal and an emerging hub for law and technology.
⭐️ Call for Papers ⭐️
ANU JOLT invites submissions for an upcoming special issue on the role of artificial intelligence in legal education and the practice of law in Australia. Details below ⤵️
🔔Launching our Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2023. Three meticulously researched articles by Amy Dunphy, Shahzeb Mahmood, and Ulrika (Yui Ting) Li on topics of CAVs, data privacy, copyright, AI, and patents. Read the Issue here: https://t.co/ApWL0Yk89b
🔔Read our latest Academic Blog Post, 'The Lifecycle of AI in the Health Sector', where Hannah James discusses various regulatory landscapes that currently govern the development of AI technology in the health sector. Full article: https://t.co/AnzgIik3gT
🔔 The ANU Journal of Law and Technology is now accepting submissions for Volume 5 Issue 1! 🔔
If you are an academic, lawyer, industry professional or exceptional senior law student, we welcome your high quality academic works in the intersection of law and technology.
ANU JOLT has resumed work for 2023! We are excited to work on the next issue of our academic Journal and have planned a range of career, academic and social events for this year. Stay tuned and follow our other socials for updates! https://t.co/XRAZLJPUll
The Australian National University Journal of Law and Technology is very proud to present Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Journal!
We thank all our peer reviewers, academic advisors, authors, and the student editorial board for this issue.
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A reminder to submit your applications to [email protected] for Editor in Chief positions by 5pm, Monday 10th October!!
More details below:
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We are recruiting students currently in their second-last or last year of law for the Editors-in-Chief position!
Please submit your cover letter and resume to [email protected] by 5PM Monday 10th October.
The ANU Journal of Law and Technology will be celebrating the launch of the latest issue in week 1 of semester 2. Join us for a blog brainstorm as we prepare for the next issue.
📌: ANU Moot Court
🕑: Friday 29 July, 5:00-7:00pm
https://t.co/mlbCzmKeJn
The ANU JOLT presents an exciting panel experience into the future of careers in law and technology for students and specialists alike!
🕛 6.30-8pm
📅 Friday 27 May
📌 ANU College of Law Moot Court
Register here: https://t.co/mpziZgjpLm
Madeleine Lezon compares the Australian and US approaches to fair use, and highlights the potential problems and alternative options for its implementation in Australia.
Find out more in this blog post!
https://t.co/nu6jSY0Fga
💡 What are Decentralised Autonomous Organisations?
Simon Moore investigates Decentralised Autonomous Organisations, and the approach Australian lawmakers might take towards this new class of online communities.
Check out here:
https://t.co/X4TC2FkbIK
#anujolt#volume2#DAOs
💸 In the face of reduced funding, how can law schools ensure equity and accessibility when delivering services to students at a lower price?
Andrew Ray and Dilan Thampapillai discuss the benefits of shifting to e-mooting.
More here:
https://t.co/Lvxfo5E5pv
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🛰 Ever considered the cybersecurity of satellites in space?
Edward Verco investigates the urgent action needed to harden the cybersecurity of satellites.
Find out more here:
https://t.co/WPbjMtjplW
#anujolt#volume2#cybersecurity
💡 What is digital market manipulation?
Daniel Greiss considers the harms posed to consumers by digital market manipulation, and the adequacy of Australian data privacy law to address these dangers.
Check out here:
https://t.co/3YqK6hYOfA
#anujolt#volume2#DMM
❗ ANU JOLT Volume 2, Issue 2 has officially launched!!
Our first article from Simon Blount examines how courts have dealt with unconscionability in online standard form contracts.
More here:
https://t.co/eUdKTboQWF
#anujolt#volume2#onlinecontracts
To apply, please send us your:
Most recent resume, and
Cover letter outlining:
- key information: degree, year level, expected graduation date
- interest in the role
- Editorial experience (not necessary)
- Other ongoing commitments
📢ATTENTION TO ALL LAW STUDENTS: ANU JOLT EDITORIAL BOARD 2022 APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN!
Please email your application to [email protected] by 5PM Monday 25 October.
Check out this link for more information: https://t.co/iwBr7BSwEJ...
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The ANU JOLT editorial board comprises six editors, six sub-editors and, six general members.
General members are divided into 3 portfolios: Marketing Portfolio, Administration and Research Portfolio, and Finance Portfolio.