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Home Friday, July 03 2009

   

The Alternative Law Journal is an Australian, refereed law journal
focusing on

• social justice, human rights and law reform
• critique of the legal system
• developments in alternative practice
• community legal education

Three good reasons to subscribe - pertinent, progressive, provocative

• it’s essential pertinent reading
• it takes a progressive stand on Australian law and society
• after 30 years it’s still provocative

anibul1.gif IN THE LATEST ISSUE

'CHALLENGE INTO THE FUTURE'

•Civil liberties
•A national charter of rights
•Public interest lawyering
•Reflections on Michael Kirby

Volume 34 No 1 2009 Contents and Abstracts

Opinion by the Issue Editors:
Patricia Easteal, University of Canberra
and Simon Rice from the ANU

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