Melbourne University Law Review

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This journal publishes articles on Australian law, focusing on areas such as criminal law, family law, and commercial law. Recent articles examine the impact of legislation on press freedom, the exercise of judicial discretion in constructive trusts, and the institutional integrity of courts. The scope also includes analysis of charity political advocacy, the regulation of cyber-racism, and the defence of provocation in criminal law. Further topics include the long-term effects of bankruptcy, the rights of individuals unfit to stand trial, and the division of family homes in bankruptcy proceedings.

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