Editorial

Cordella O’Loughlin

Thematic Issue: Dynamics of Power within Criminal Law

Foreword

Karly Warner

Thematic Issue: Dynamics of Power within Criminal Law

Covert Policing and Coerced Confessions: Australia Needs a New Test for the Admissibility of ‘Mr Big Confessions’

Lisanne Adam

Thematic Issue: Dynamics of Power within Criminal Law

Fields of Power in Rape Trial Reform: Hegemony, Habitus and Heretics

AJ George, Vicki Lowik, Nichola Corbett-Jarvis and Emma Turley

Thematic Issue: Dynamics of Power within Criminal Law

Affirmative Consent and Patriarchal Paradigms of Power in the Criminal Law

Ingrid Matthews and Nigel Stobbs

Thematic Issue: Dynamics of Power within Criminal Law

Convict and Forget? The Failure to Remediate 15,000 Wrongful Criminal Convictions in Social Security

Christopher Rudge

Thematic Issue: Dynamics of Power within Criminal Law

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Editorial
Cordella O’Loughlin
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Foreword
Karly Warner
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Covert Policing and Coerced Confessions: Australia Needs a New Test for the Admissibility of ‘Mr Big Confessions’
Lisanne Adam
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Fields of Power in Rape Trial Reform: Hegemony, Habitus and Heretics
AJ George, Vicki Lowik, Nichola Corbett-Jarvis and Emma Turley
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Affirmative Consent and Patriarchal Paradigms of Power in the Criminal Law
Ingrid Matthews and Nigel Stobbs

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