ISBN-13: 9780367717407 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 272 str.
Provocative history of Australian law since white settlement.
Abbreviations viiiPreface ixIntroduction: English flotsam xiPART I FRONTIER LAW 11 Aboriginal subjects of the Crown - 32 The contradictions of convict law - 223 Amateur law at the frontier - 43PART II IMPERIAL ORTHODOXY, 1820-1900 654 Innovation smothered? Formal changes from the 1820s to the 1850s - 675 The power of the judges: judicial review and the attachment to England - 826 Repugnant legislation: law making from 1824 to responsible government - 1037 Colonial freedom: law making between responsible government and 1900 - 124PART III FEDERATION: DEFERENCE AND INDEPENDENCE 1558 Creeping towards legal independence, 1901-1960 - 1579 The rebirth of Australian legal doctrine, 1960-1995 - 177Notes and sources 206Index 243
Bruce Kercher is Associate Professor of Law at Macquarie University and has published widely in the history of Australian law.
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