Colloquium papers 2003-2000

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Papers Presented at the Seventh Colloquium of the
Judicial Conference of Australia Inc
Darwin, 30 May 2003 - 1 June 2003

• Opening Address: His Honour Mr John Anictomatis AO, The Administrator of the Northern Territory. Read as a pdf or as a Word document
• Keynote Address: The Hon Chief Justice Murray Gleeson AC, High Court of Australia
  Judicial Selection and Training: Two Sides Of The One Coin
• Refugee Law (Session convened by The Hon. Justice Ronald Sackville, Federal Court of Australia)
• Dr Mary Crock, Refugees in Australia: Of Lore, Legends and the Judicial Process (pdf or Word)
• John Basten, QC, Developments in Judicial Review in the Context of Immigration Cases (pdf or Word)
• The Hon Justice Ronald Sackville, Federal Court of Australia, Refugee Law: The Shifting Balance (pdf or Word)
• Aboriginal Sentencing (Session convened by Chief Magistrate Ian Gray, Magistrates' Court of Victoria)
  • The Honourable Justice Dean Mildren RFD, Supreme Court of the Northern Territory (pdf or Word)
  • Magistrate John Birch, Magistrates' Court of the Northern Territory (paper not available)
  • Magistrate Kate Auty, Magistrates' Court of Victoria (pdf or Word)
  • Magistrate Antoine Bloemen, Magistrates' Court of Western Australia (pdf or Word)
• Working with the Media and the Media Handbook
  Tracey Cain, Director, Strategic Issues Management Group (pdf or Word)
• Personal reflections on judicial independence, an after dinner speech
  The Hon Dr Peter Toyne MLA, Minister for Justice and Attorney-General, Northern Territory(pdf or Word)

Papers Presented at the Sixth Colloquium of the
Judicial Conference of Australia Inc.
Launceston, 26-28 April 2002

• Opening Address His Excellency The Honourable Sir Guy Green AC KBE CVO, Administrator of the Commonwealth
  Read as a pdf or as a Word document
• Keynote Address: Public Confidence in the Judiciary
  The Hon Chief Justice Murray Gleeson AC, High Court of Australia
• Negligence: The Last Outpost of the Welfare State
  The Hon Chief Justice James Spigelman AC, Supreme Court of New South Wales
• Courts Versus the People: Have the Judges Gone Too Far?
• Introductory remarks from The Hon Justice Ronald Sackville, Federal Court of Australia, Chair for the session (pdf or Word)
• Professor John McMillan, Australian National University (pdf or Word)
• The Hon Michael Lavarch, Secretary-General, Law Council of Australia (pdf or Word)
• Julie Debeljak, Castan Human Rights Centre, Monash University (pdf or Word)
• The Hon Justice John Perry, Supreme Court of South Australia (pdf or Word)
• Easy Scapegoats and Simplistic Reactions: The Continuing Saga of Mandatory Sentencing
  Neil Morgan, Crime Research Centre, University of Western Australia (pdf or Word)
• Trial By Media: Skills to Master the New Environment
  Tracey Cain, Director, Strategic Issues Management Group (pdfor Word)

Papers Presented at the Fifth Colloquium of the
Judicial Conference of Australia Inc
Uluru, 7 - 9 April 2001

• Opening of the Fifth Colloquium The Hon Daryl Williams QC, Commonwealth Attorney-General
• A Changing Judiciary The Hon Chief Justice Murray Gleeson, AC, High Court of Australia
• Discretion in Sentencing: Mandatory Sentencing Laws. The Hon David K Malcolm, Chief Justice of Western Australia
• Discretion in Sentencing. The Hon Justice Dean Mildren RFD, Northern Territory Supreme Court
• Mandatory Sentences in Australia: Where have we been and where are we going? Neil Morgan, UWA
• Should Judges Speak Out? The Hon John Doyle, Chief Justice of South Australia
• Should Judges Speak Out? The Hon Justice Keith Mason, President NSW Court of Appeal
• Should Judges Speak Out? The Hon Justice Margaret McMurdo, President Queensland Court of Appeal
• Judicial Independence: A Collection of Material for the Judicial Conference of Australia. Julie Debeljak

(No colloquium was held in 2000)