Books written by Australia. Law Reform Commission
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A Matter of Priority: Children and the Legal Process
Provides recommendations relating to the legal status of children and their involvement in legal processes; problems and failures of legal processes for children; family law proceedings; child care and protection; children's evidence; ...
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Principled Regulation: Federal Civil and Administrative Penalties in Australia
The distinction between criminal and non-criminal (civil) penalty law and procedure is significant and adds to the subtlety of regulatory law. This Report finds that the distinction should be maintained...
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Keeping Secrets: The Protection of Classified and Security Sensitive Information
Events in recent years have heightened public awareness of matters of national and international security. The role of Australia's security and intelligence agencies - and the control and protection of...
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Standing in Public Interest Litigation
Discusses proposals for criteria of standing; refers to Onus v Alcoa, where a group of Gournditch-jmara people were held to have sufficient ties with land and relics to claim standing...
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Uniform evidence law: report
Uniform evidence law: report
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Seen and Heard: Priority for Children in the Legal Process
The Inquiry's terms of reference were concerned with issues surrounding children's participation within the legal process. The Inquiry was not concerned with the substance of the laws, rights or entitlements...
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Protection of Human Genetic Information
13. Law enforcement issues
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The Recognition of Aboriginal Customary Laws
Detailed examination of the scope for recognition of customary laws through existing common law rules; human rights and problems of relativity of standards; contact experience; constitutional aspects; marriage and family...