Volume 2, 1995
(1995) 2 JCULR
ISSN 13211072
Contents
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Articles |
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Les Haberfield |
Pregnant Women: Judicial Intervention and the Right of Pregnant Women to Refuse Medical Treatment |
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J. Neville Turner |
Adoption or Anti-Adoption? |
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Andrew Lynch |
Legislating for Ecologically Sustainable Development:The Fisheries Act 1994 (Qld) |
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M. A. Stephenson |
Statutory Schemes of Native Title and Aboriginal Land in Queensland:The Relationship of the Queensland Aboriginal Land Act 1991 with the Commonwealth Native Title Act 1993 and the Native Title (Queensland) Act 1993 |
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Imtiaz Omar |
The Semantics of Mabo: An Essay in Law, Language and Interpretation |
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Greg Lynham |
The Sic Utere Principle as Customary International Law:A Case of Wishful Thinking? |
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Note |
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David S. Bogen |
Comparing Implied and Express Constitutional Freedoms |
Editorial Note
This issue of the James Cook University Law Review is dedicated to the Faculty of Law’s Foundation Dean, Professor Kenneth C.T. Sutton, who has recently retired.
Our law school was indeed privileged to have a scholar of Professor Sutton’s eminence as its first Dean, and staff and students were conscious of the honour of him being their Dean.
Under Professor Sutton’s guidance the Law School grew from a mere department to a faculty, and the library’s law collection expanded enormously, its holdings extended to include on-line and CD-ROM facilities.Fostered by Professor Sutton’s encouragement, local mooting and interviewing competitions were instituted and our students participated in the national competitions.Through his support, publication of the student review, Precedent, developed significantly and publication of this journal began.
In dedicating this issue to Professor Sutton, the staff and students of the Faculty express both their appreciation for his contribution to the Faculty, and their hope that in days to come he will recall them with affection, as they will him.