Selden Society lecture series Australia
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Join a variety of judicial officers, legal professionals and academics for this informative and provocative series of legal history lectures. Each episode presents a single story uncovering a unique aspect of our common law past. This might be literature or language, a fascinating event or item, a significant person, or the development of a legal idea. These lectures are recorded in the Banco Court, Brisbane, and are now available to the world.
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Recent episodes
- Domestic and family violence in historical and contemporary perspective
- The last appeal from Queensland to the Privy Council
- 'Reds under the bed'—75 years since the Communist Party case
- The origins of contemporary judicial power in Papua New Guinea
- 50 years of the Family Law Act
- Recasting the law on a more merciful basis: juvenile justice then and now
- Sir Gerard Brennan: constrained compassion
- Juries—their place in democracy: achievements and challenges
- Sir Charles Lilley and the Grimley Affair
- Queensland Law Society: serving ‘conscientious, honest lawyers’