THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 48 ISSUE 2
May 2021
Fighting A Pandemic According to Law: Examining the Legality of Key Elements of China’s Early Covid-19 Response in Wuhan
Michael Hooper
Culpable Corporate Minds
Elise Bant
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child in Australia: Are Human Rights Protected in the Domestic Juvenile Justice Domain
Stephen Monterosso
Misleading Conduct, Reliance and Market-Based Causation
Henry Cooney
Penalty Enhancement Laws: A Model for Regulating Hate Crime in Australia
Gail Mason
Expanding the Scope for Judicial Deference in the Mixed-Government Era
Rohan Balani
Justifying White & Carter: A Limitation on Excessively Wasteful Performance
Luke Moran
Consent in Posthumous Reproduction: Giving the Deceased a Voice Without Drowning Out the Living in Cases of Unexpected Death
Amy Thomasson and Marco Rizzi
Challenges in Open Banking —What are the Practical Steps to be Taken Now?
Bruno Zeller and Brian Lynch
Putting a Price on Peace of Mind: Funeral Insurance and Consumer Harm
Lucinda O’Brien, Peng Guo, Ian Ramsay and Paul Ali
Guardianship and Administration Litigation in State Tribunals: Burns v Corbett (2018) 353 ALR 386 & GS V MS [2019] WASC 255 (Case Note)
Aarahnan Raguragavan
Kerry King, A Lesser Species of Homicide: Death, Drivers and the Law (Book Review)
Rick Sarre
Paul W Kahn, Origins of Order: Project and System in the American Legal Imagination (Book Review)
Jing Zhi Wong