Research papers by ANU legal scholars recently exceeded 100,000 downloads on the international journal and repository SSRN.
How e-mooting is ushering in a new age of legal education
Does the world’s first international e-mooting competition offer a glimpse of the future of legal education?
Cambridge scholar to teach #MeToo and the Law at ANU
#MeToo and the Law is the first course of its kind offered by an Australian law school.
Students present anti-torture report to ACT Minister
ANU students have collaborated on a report into the ACT's implementation of an anti-torture treaty.
Thai legal scholar’s fellowship highlights strengths of National Law Schools Network
Thammasat University lecturer Thitirat Thipsamritkul presents her research into Thailand's new data protection law.
New book by ANU Law scholar traces religious roots of law
How does one lead a life of law, love, and freedom? It’s a question that Associate Professor Joshua Neoh aims to address in his new book.
Remembering Bev King (1941-2019), a friendly face at ANU Law for 25 years
Bev King helped "personalise" the ANU Law experience for countless students in her role at the front office.
Focusing on a bright future in environmental law
Grace Bramwell is determined not to let a degenerative eye disease hold her back from pursuing her career in environmental law.
All the world’s a stage for Hannah Dawson, 2019 University Medallist
From aspiring actress to University Medallist, Hannah Dawson's law studies at ANU have been shaped by curiosity and determination.
How administrative law taught me to embrace opportunities
When Jeremy (Wei Peng) Soh undertook his internship at the Commonwealth Ombudsman, he never imagined it would lead to him publishing an article in research journal.
ANU Law students contribute to research into modern slavery risks
Have well do hotel-sector businesses live up to their corporate social responsibility statements?
ANU professor publishes ninth edition of 'pioneering' book on statutory interpretation
One of the most cited texts on Australian law, "Statutory Interpretation in Australia" has come a long way since its first edition in 1974.
Professor Manderson elected fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
Professor Desmond Manderson discusses the "great privilege" of being named a fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.
Alumna wins Permanent Court of Arbitration Fellowship
Rachel Kirk (BA/LLB (Hons) ’17) is looking forward to exploring her interest in international law at the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
Veronica Koman opens up about her West Papua advocacy
Veronica Koman (LLM '19) has won the 2019 Sir Ronald Wilson Human Rights Award for her efforts to expose the humanitarian crisis in West Papua.
Robo-debt offers lessons for closing AI gaps in public administration
“Technology, public law and public administration” is a conference that brings together more than a dozen law technology experts.
ANU Law scholars seek US perspectives to ‘backlash’ against global norms
ANU Law scholars are in the US for a global project exploring the populist-driven backlash to the international, rules-based legal order.
University of Cambridge IP expert returns to teach ANU postgraduate elective
Dr Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan says teaching a masters-level course on intellectual property at ANU is a "great experience".
New book co-authored by ANU administrative law expert examines government liability
A new book co-authored by Associate Professor Greg Weeks aims to help practitioners work across traditional legal “silos” in public and private law.
ANU postgraduate elective to equip students with legal expertise to tackle cyber warfare
International humanitarian law and weapons law scholar Dr William Boothby teaches Cyber Warfare Law.