Great Australian Dissents
Herausgeber: Lynch, Andrew
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Herausgeber: Lynch, Andrew
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This book identifies, analyses and celebrates the significant and influential dissenting judicial opinions in Australian legal history.
This book identifies, analyses and celebrates the significant and influential dissenting judicial opinions in Australian legal history.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Februar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 569g
- ISBN-13: 9781316611159
- ISBN-10: 1316611159
- Artikelnr.: 51379744
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Februar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 569g
- ISBN-13: 9781316611159
- ISBN-10: 1316611159
- Artikelnr.: 51379744
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
1. Introduction: what makes a dissent 'great'? Andrew Lynch; 2. Justice
Barton and the demise of the Inter-State Commission in the 'Wheat Case'
(1915) Oscar Roos; 3. Unrequited but still great: the dissent of Justices
Dixon and Evatt in R v. Federal Court of Bankruptcy; Ex parte Lowenstein
(1938) Andrew Lynch; 4. Justice Evatt and the lost child in Chester v.
Waverley Corporation (1939) Barbara McDonald; 5. Uther's Case (1947):
Justice Dixon and the troubled legacy of the Commonwealth Immunity Doctrine
Stephen McDonald and Anne Carter; 6. 'Lone, vehement and incredulous':
Chief Justice Latham in the Communist Party case (1951) George Williams; 7.
Public Prosecutor v. Oie Hee Koi (1968): not so humbly advising? Sir
Garfield Barwick and the introduction of dissenting reasons to the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council Oliver Jones; 8. The trouble with duress:
the dissent of Chief Justice Bray in R v. Brown and Morley (1968) Joe
McIntyre; 9. The 'intelligence of a future day': the vindication of Justice
Stephen's dissent in Henry v. Boehm (1973) Michael Coper; 10. Justice Mason
in the Australian Assistance Plan case (1975): nationhood, Federalism and
Commonwealth executive power Peta Stephenson; 11. Justice Murphy's dissent
in Australian Conservation v. Commonwealth (1980): the birth of public
interest standing in Australia? Matthew Groves; 12. The essence of a
fiduciary relationship: Justice Mason's dissent in Hospital Products Ltd v.
United States Surgical Corporation (1984) Simone Degeling and Greg Weeks;
13. The Chamberlain dissents (1984) Jeremy Gans; 14. Treachery or heroism?
The judgment of Justices Deane and Toohey in Leeth v. Commonwealth (1992)
Amelia Simpson; 15. Justice Dawson's steadfast defence of the 'very essence
of political discussion' in Langer v. Commonwealth (1996) Adrienne Stone
and Kristen Walker, QC; 16. Certainty, co-existence and the legacy of Mabo:
Justice North in the Miriuwung Gajerrong native title case (2000) Sean
Brennan; 17. When liberty divides: judicial cleavages and their
consequences in Al-Kateb v. Godwin (2004) A. J. Brown; 18. He who would not
be muzzled: Justice Heydon's last dissent in Monis v. The Queen (2013)
Gabrielle Appleby and Heather Roberts.
Barton and the demise of the Inter-State Commission in the 'Wheat Case'
(1915) Oscar Roos; 3. Unrequited but still great: the dissent of Justices
Dixon and Evatt in R v. Federal Court of Bankruptcy; Ex parte Lowenstein
(1938) Andrew Lynch; 4. Justice Evatt and the lost child in Chester v.
Waverley Corporation (1939) Barbara McDonald; 5. Uther's Case (1947):
Justice Dixon and the troubled legacy of the Commonwealth Immunity Doctrine
Stephen McDonald and Anne Carter; 6. 'Lone, vehement and incredulous':
Chief Justice Latham in the Communist Party case (1951) George Williams; 7.
Public Prosecutor v. Oie Hee Koi (1968): not so humbly advising? Sir
Garfield Barwick and the introduction of dissenting reasons to the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council Oliver Jones; 8. The trouble with duress:
the dissent of Chief Justice Bray in R v. Brown and Morley (1968) Joe
McIntyre; 9. The 'intelligence of a future day': the vindication of Justice
Stephen's dissent in Henry v. Boehm (1973) Michael Coper; 10. Justice Mason
in the Australian Assistance Plan case (1975): nationhood, Federalism and
Commonwealth executive power Peta Stephenson; 11. Justice Murphy's dissent
in Australian Conservation v. Commonwealth (1980): the birth of public
interest standing in Australia? Matthew Groves; 12. The essence of a
fiduciary relationship: Justice Mason's dissent in Hospital Products Ltd v.
United States Surgical Corporation (1984) Simone Degeling and Greg Weeks;
13. The Chamberlain dissents (1984) Jeremy Gans; 14. Treachery or heroism?
The judgment of Justices Deane and Toohey in Leeth v. Commonwealth (1992)
Amelia Simpson; 15. Justice Dawson's steadfast defence of the 'very essence
of political discussion' in Langer v. Commonwealth (1996) Adrienne Stone
and Kristen Walker, QC; 16. Certainty, co-existence and the legacy of Mabo:
Justice North in the Miriuwung Gajerrong native title case (2000) Sean
Brennan; 17. When liberty divides: judicial cleavages and their
consequences in Al-Kateb v. Godwin (2004) A. J. Brown; 18. He who would not
be muzzled: Justice Heydon's last dissent in Monis v. The Queen (2013)
Gabrielle Appleby and Heather Roberts.
1. Introduction: what makes a dissent 'great'? Andrew Lynch; 2. Justice
Barton and the demise of the Inter-State Commission in the 'Wheat Case'
(1915) Oscar Roos; 3. Unrequited but still great: the dissent of Justices
Dixon and Evatt in R v. Federal Court of Bankruptcy; Ex parte Lowenstein
(1938) Andrew Lynch; 4. Justice Evatt and the lost child in Chester v.
Waverley Corporation (1939) Barbara McDonald; 5. Uther's Case (1947):
Justice Dixon and the troubled legacy of the Commonwealth Immunity Doctrine
Stephen McDonald and Anne Carter; 6. 'Lone, vehement and incredulous':
Chief Justice Latham in the Communist Party case (1951) George Williams; 7.
Public Prosecutor v. Oie Hee Koi (1968): not so humbly advising? Sir
Garfield Barwick and the introduction of dissenting reasons to the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council Oliver Jones; 8. The trouble with duress:
the dissent of Chief Justice Bray in R v. Brown and Morley (1968) Joe
McIntyre; 9. The 'intelligence of a future day': the vindication of Justice
Stephen's dissent in Henry v. Boehm (1973) Michael Coper; 10. Justice Mason
in the Australian Assistance Plan case (1975): nationhood, Federalism and
Commonwealth executive power Peta Stephenson; 11. Justice Murphy's dissent
in Australian Conservation v. Commonwealth (1980): the birth of public
interest standing in Australia? Matthew Groves; 12. The essence of a
fiduciary relationship: Justice Mason's dissent in Hospital Products Ltd v.
United States Surgical Corporation (1984) Simone Degeling and Greg Weeks;
13. The Chamberlain dissents (1984) Jeremy Gans; 14. Treachery or heroism?
The judgment of Justices Deane and Toohey in Leeth v. Commonwealth (1992)
Amelia Simpson; 15. Justice Dawson's steadfast defence of the 'very essence
of political discussion' in Langer v. Commonwealth (1996) Adrienne Stone
and Kristen Walker, QC; 16. Certainty, co-existence and the legacy of Mabo:
Justice North in the Miriuwung Gajerrong native title case (2000) Sean
Brennan; 17. When liberty divides: judicial cleavages and their
consequences in Al-Kateb v. Godwin (2004) A. J. Brown; 18. He who would not
be muzzled: Justice Heydon's last dissent in Monis v. The Queen (2013)
Gabrielle Appleby and Heather Roberts.
Barton and the demise of the Inter-State Commission in the 'Wheat Case'
(1915) Oscar Roos; 3. Unrequited but still great: the dissent of Justices
Dixon and Evatt in R v. Federal Court of Bankruptcy; Ex parte Lowenstein
(1938) Andrew Lynch; 4. Justice Evatt and the lost child in Chester v.
Waverley Corporation (1939) Barbara McDonald; 5. Uther's Case (1947):
Justice Dixon and the troubled legacy of the Commonwealth Immunity Doctrine
Stephen McDonald and Anne Carter; 6. 'Lone, vehement and incredulous':
Chief Justice Latham in the Communist Party case (1951) George Williams; 7.
Public Prosecutor v. Oie Hee Koi (1968): not so humbly advising? Sir
Garfield Barwick and the introduction of dissenting reasons to the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council Oliver Jones; 8. The trouble with duress:
the dissent of Chief Justice Bray in R v. Brown and Morley (1968) Joe
McIntyre; 9. The 'intelligence of a future day': the vindication of Justice
Stephen's dissent in Henry v. Boehm (1973) Michael Coper; 10. Justice Mason
in the Australian Assistance Plan case (1975): nationhood, Federalism and
Commonwealth executive power Peta Stephenson; 11. Justice Murphy's dissent
in Australian Conservation v. Commonwealth (1980): the birth of public
interest standing in Australia? Matthew Groves; 12. The essence of a
fiduciary relationship: Justice Mason's dissent in Hospital Products Ltd v.
United States Surgical Corporation (1984) Simone Degeling and Greg Weeks;
13. The Chamberlain dissents (1984) Jeremy Gans; 14. Treachery or heroism?
The judgment of Justices Deane and Toohey in Leeth v. Commonwealth (1992)
Amelia Simpson; 15. Justice Dawson's steadfast defence of the 'very essence
of political discussion' in Langer v. Commonwealth (1996) Adrienne Stone
and Kristen Walker, QC; 16. Certainty, co-existence and the legacy of Mabo:
Justice North in the Miriuwung Gajerrong native title case (2000) Sean
Brennan; 17. When liberty divides: judicial cleavages and their
consequences in Al-Kateb v. Godwin (2004) A. J. Brown; 18. He who would not
be muzzled: Justice Heydon's last dissent in Monis v. The Queen (2013)
Gabrielle Appleby and Heather Roberts.