Protecting Rights Without a Bill of Rights: Institutional Performance and Reform in AustraliaTom Campbell, Jeffrey Denys Goldsworthy, Adrienne Sarah Ackary Stone Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2006 - 348 strani This book focuses on the protection of human rights in Australia and includes international perspectives for the purpose of comparison and it provides an examination of how well Australian institutions, governments, legislatures, courts and tribunals have performed in protecting human rights in the absence of a Bill of Rights. |
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... freedom of speech . She is co - editor of Protecting Human Rights , Instruments and Institutions ( OUP , Oxford , 2003 ) , with Tom Campbell and Jeff Goldsworthy , and the author of many journal articles and book chapters . John Uhr is ...
... freedom of speech . She is co - editor of Protecting Human Rights , Instruments and Institutions ( OUP , Oxford , 2003 ) , with Tom Campbell and Jeff Goldsworthy , and the author of many journal articles and book chapters . John Uhr is ...
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... freedom of religion . The states are not permitted to discriminate against the residents of other states . It should also be mentioned that for many years , the High Court interpreted s . 92 of the Constitution , which guarantees freedom ...
... freedom of religion . The states are not permitted to discriminate against the residents of other states . It should also be mentioned that for many years , the High Court interpreted s . 92 of the Constitution , which guarantees freedom ...
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... freedom on those represented in it , first of all the barons and squires and then the merchants and now all adults . There is no freedom without equality . To redistribute and equalize liberty has been one of the principal functions of ...
... freedom on those represented in it , first of all the barons and squires and then the merchants and now all adults . There is no freedom without equality . To redistribute and equalize liberty has been one of the principal functions of ...
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... freedom , jury trial and just terms for the expropriation of property , suffered the worst defeat of any amendment ever proposed , being approved by less than 31 per cent of the electorate . Since then , there has been no significant ...
... freedom , jury trial and just terms for the expropriation of property , suffered the worst defeat of any amendment ever proposed , being approved by less than 31 per cent of the electorate . Since then , there has been no significant ...
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... freedom of political communication , is due to the interpretive theories on which they are based being highly controversial and therefore vulnerable to challenge . Stone does not , however , conclude that an express bill of rights is ...
... freedom of political communication , is due to the interpretive theories on which they are based being highly controversial and therefore vulnerable to challenge . Stone does not , however , conclude that an express bill of rights is ...
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Australian Exceptionalism Rights Protection Without a Bill of Rights | 17 |
The Performance of Australian Legislatures in Protecting Rights | 41 |
Improving Legislative Scrutiny of Proposed Laws to Enhance Basic Rights Parliamentary Democracy and the Quality of LawMaking | 61 |
The Performance of Administrative Law in Protecting Rights | 101 |
Australias Constitutional Rights and the Problem of Interpretive Disagreement | 137 |
PARTICULAR HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES | 159 |
Rights and Citizenship in Law and Public Discourse | 161 |
Chained to the Past The Psychological Terra Nullius of Australias Public Institutions | 175 |
American Judicial Review in Perspective | 225 |
The Unfulfilled Promise of Dialogic Constitutionalism JudicialLegislative Relationships under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms | 239 |
STRATEGIES FOR INSTITUTIONAL REFORM | 261 |
A Modest but Robust Defence of Statutory Bills of Rights | 263 |
Australias First Bill of Rights The Australian Capital Territorys Human Rights Act | 289 |
An Australian Rights Council | 305 |
Human Rights Strategies An Australian Alternative | 319 |
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Constitutional Property Rights in Australia Reconciling Individual Rights and the Common Good | 197 |
INTEMATIONAL PERSPECTIVES | 223 |
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