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    • Australia's extended continental shelf: What implications for Antarctica? 

      Hemmings, Alan D; Stephens, Tim
      Published 2009
      In April 2008, the federal Minister for Resources and Energy announced that the United Nations Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (CLCS) had recognised the vast bulk of Australia’s claim to an extended ...
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    • The International Criminal Court and the Australian Constitution 

      Stephens, Tim
      Published 2002
      The International Criminal Court (ICC) came into existence on 1 July 2002, when the 1998 Statute of the International Criminal Court (the Rome Statute) entered into force. Australia ratified the statute that same day, after ...
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    • Enforcing Australian fisheries laws: Testing the limits of hot pursuit in domestic and international law 

      Stephens, Tim
      Published 2004
      A consideration of aspects of the domestic and international legal regimes applying to the hot pursuit of fishing vessels, with particular reference to the pursuit and arrest of the Volga and Viarsa 1.
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    • Section 53 of the Constitution: an overlooked reference to the constitutional people 

      Arcioni, Elisa
      Published 2013
      Section 53 of the Constitution sets out the limitations on the power of the Senate with respect to financial legislation. There is ongoing disagreement as to what legislation is caught by the section. This article does not ...
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    • Digital access to justice from prison: Is there a right to technology? 

      McKay, Carolyn
      Published 2018
      While free world society has a burgeoning reliance on technological access to legal platforms for both civil and criminal procedure, prisoners have little capacity to engage with computers and are typically banned from ...
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