University of Western Australia Law Review

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Contributory Negligence and Causation: Lessons from Cases of Misleading Conduct Henry Cooney	2022	0 citations
Willpower Has No Voltage: Problems with Causation in Equitable Estoppel Stephen Puttick & Justice J K Ward	2021	0 citations
Legislating for religious freedom in Australia: Navigating the long and winding road Rick Sarre	2020	2 citations
Respecting the Dignity of religious organisations: Courts deciding theology? Neil J Foster	2020	1 citations
Addressing carbon and climate change through environmental impact assessment: A case study of Western Australian LNG and the "Burrup Hub" project Ruby Hamilton & Piers Verstegen	2020	1 citations
Statues and Status: The Legal Geography of Landscape Values and Belonging Brad Jessup	2020	0 citations
Introduction: Law and politics of freedom of religion in comparative perspective Jaclyn L. Neo & Brett G. Scharffs	2020	0 citations
ENVIRONMENTAL, PLANNING, AND CLIMATE LAW IN QUEENSLAND Brad Jessup	2020	0 citations
How does the Land and Environment Court clinical program for law students facilitate access to environmental justice Judith Preston & Shannon Peters	2020	0 citations
Book Review: Environmental, Planning, and Climate Law in Queensland Brad Jessup	2020	0 citations
REGULATING DISRUPTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISRUPTION CALCULUS Brendan Walker-Munro	2019	5 citations
Consorting, then and now: Changing relations of responsibility Arlie Loughnan	2019	2 citations
No oral modification clauses: An Australian response to MWB business exchange centres v rock advertising [2018] 2 WLR 1603 George Pasas	2019	0 citations
The meaning of knowledge as a criminal fault element: Is to know to believe? Kris Gledhill	2019	0 citations
Ad Hominem Parole Legislation, Chapter III and the High Court Sarah Murray	2018	0 citations
The Executive and the External Affairs Power: Does the Executive's Prerogative Power to Vary Treaty Obligations Qualify Parliamentary Supremacy? Zaccary Molloy Menschelyi et al.	2018	0 citations
Patient's medical records, privacy and copyright in Nigeria: On-going research Titilayo O Aderibigbe & Bankole Sodipo	2017	1 citations
Protecting your culinary creation and eating it too: An exploration into how Australian copyright law can and should expand its menu to embrace culinary works Sophie Pemberton	2017	0 citations
The problems with Amann: Would an agreement-centred approach to remoteness benefit Australian jurisprudence? H. Francis Davis	2017	0 citations
All-embracing approaches to constitutional interpretation and 'moderate originalism' Stephen Puttick	2017	0 citations

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