The Law Evening Research Seminar Series is an initiative of the UniSA Law School, designed to showcase research activity within the school, and to engage with members of the wider profession and university community on topical legal questions.
Each seminar features the research of a UniSA academic and the reflective commentary of a member of the wider legal profession. Seminars are held at UniSA's City West campus.
We are pleased to offer an additional seminar for 2011, a Symposium presented by the Association for Research between Italy and Australia (ARIA) and hosted by the School of Law. More information on the ARIA Symposium
Structure of seminars:
| 5:30 - 6:00pm | Drinks, finger food and networking |
| 6:00 - 7:30pm | Presentation, commentary and questions |
| 7:30 - 8:00pm | Drinks, finger food and networking |
| Completed Program for 2011 | |
| 17 February |
'Unjust Enrichment: What's Unjustness Got To Do
With It?' presented by Professor Charles Rickett |
| 31 March | 'Facebook Defamation' presented by Patrick Lim |
| 26 May | 'Perceptions Of The Female Victim: Views From
Inside The Jury' presented by Associate Professor Julia Davis |
| 14 July |
'Is the TRIPS Agreement in
Conflict with the Right to Health? An Interpretation of the TRIPS
Agreement in Relation to the Right to Health' presented by Dr Ping Xiong |
| 8 September |
'Why We Love Policy, But Struggle With Its
Recognition In The Law: Can We Bridle The Unruly Horse?' presented by Dr Steven Churches |
| 5 October | 'The Implementation Of The Death Penalty In Early
Colonial Australia: Decision By Lottery Or The Need To Make An
Example of Enemies Of Society' presented by David Plater and Sue Milne |
| You may register to be contacted regarding the 2012 Seminar Series. |
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