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26 U. Queensland L.J. [i] (2007)

handle is hein.journals/qland26 and id is 1 raw text is: The University of Queensland Law Journal

Volume 26 No. I

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

Anthony Gray
George Hay
Barry Wright
John Gava
Michael Bryan

Bernard Robertson
and Amelia Wheatley
Elizabeth Toomey
Doug Blackmur
Stuart Hendin

THE RICHARD
COOPER LECTURE
Justice James AlIsop

Remedy Issues in Multinational Tort Claims:
Substance and Procedure and Choice of Law
The Quiet Revolution in U.S. Antitrust Law
Self-Governing Codifications of English
Criminal Law and Empire: The Queensland and
Canadian Examples
Unconvincing and Perplexing: Hutchinson and
Stapleton On Judging
Recipient Liability under the Torrens System:
Some Category Errors
Similar Fact Evidence in Civil Proceedings:
Proof or Policy
Anti-Competitive Practice in the Sporting Arena:
Commercial Watchdogs Adapt their Game
When is an Auditor Really a Regulator? The
Metamorphosis of the Australian Universities
Quality Agency: Implications for Australian
Higher Education Public Policy
Murphy's Law - The Canadian Treatment of
Detainees in Afghanistan: Are Human Rights
Law and International Humanitarian Law
Obligations Circumvented?

Australian Admiralty and Maritime Law -
Sources and Future Directions

2007

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