Volume 26 No 3

General / Thematic: Forum 9(2): Genetics and the Law

Nov 2003

General

Article
Arguing against the Economic of (Say) Corporations Law
David A Wishart
Article
Consorting in New South Wales: Substantive Offence or Police Power
Alex Steel
Article
Double Jeopardy Reform: The New Evidence Exception for Acquittals
Charles Parkinson
Article
Developing a New Test of Fiscal Residence for Companies
Matthew Collett
Article
Database Protection Down Under: Would a Sweaty Australia Be Better off with a Northerly Change
Sandra Gosnell
Article
The Parol Evidence Rule: A Comparative Analysis and Proposal
Tony Cole
Article
Who Cares about Human Rights [Speech]
Julian Burnside
Article
Victory for Reluctant Parents: Cattanach v. Melchior [Case Note]
Kylie Weston-Scheuber
Article
Prosper the Government, Suffer the Practitioner: The Graham Barclay Oysters Litigation [Case Note]
Matthew Stubbs
Book Review
Larissa Behrendt: Achieving Social Justice: Indigenous Rights and Australia’s Future
Megan Davis

Thematic

Article
Foreword
Benjamin Goodman
Article
A Short History of the Next Thirty Years: Genetic Testing, Clinical Care and Personal Choices
Roger S Magnusson
Article
Genetics in the Courtroom
Michael Black
Article
Genetic Discrimination: Meeting the Challenges of an Emerging Issue
Margaret Otlowski
Article
Playing God – Owning God – Patenting and the Human Genome
Michael Kirby
Article
Patentable Subject Matter, Trips and the European Biotechnology Directive: Australia and Patenting Human Genes
Luigi Palombi
Article
Maintaining Community Trust in Biomedical Research Involving Humans
Kerry J Breen
Article
Bioscience, Community Expectations and the Law
Loane Skene
Article
Essentially Yours: The Protection of Human Genetic Information in Australia – The Impact on Clinical Practice and the New Genetics
Ronald J A Trent