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	Australian Journal of Legal History

2003

Volume 7

Issues: [ 1 | 2 ]

Volume 7 No. 1 -

• Why Legal History Matters - [2003] AJLH 1; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 1
  Ian Holloway and A R Buck
• Working With Our Legal History: A Revolution Just Beginning - [2003] AJLH 2; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 5
  Alex C Castles
• Living with Legal History in the Courts - [2003] AJLH 3; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 17
  The Hon Justice Michael Kirby
• Alex Castles: An Adelaide Perspective - [2003] AJLH 4; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 29
  Wilfrid Prest
• Alex Castles on the Reception of English Law - [2003] AJLH 5; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 37
  Bruce Kercher
• Law[yer]’s History, Conversationally Speaking - [2003] AJLH 6; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 47
  Diane Kirkby
• A Formidable Subject: Some Thoughts on the Writing of Australasian Legal History - [2003] AJLH 7; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 53
  Jeremy Finn
• In the Northern Archives Something Stirred: The Discovery of Canadian Legal History - [2003] AJLH 8; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 73
  John McLaren
• Judging Lives: Judicial Biography from Hale to Holmes - [2003] AJLH 9; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 87
  Philip Girard
• Alex Castles on the Recognition of Australian Legal History - [2003] AJLH 10; 7(1) Australian Journal of Legal History 107
  Annesley Athaide

Volume 7 No. 2 -

• Gold, The Case of Mines (1568) and the Waitangi Tribunal - [2003] AJLH 11; 7(2) Australian Journal of Legal History 157
  David V Williams
• ‘The Judicial Office ... Bowing to no Power but the Supremacy of the Law: Judges and the Rule of Law in Colonial Australia and Canada, 1788-1840’ - [2003] AJLH 12; 7(2) Australian Journal of Legal History 12
  John McLaren
• A Comparison of the Australian (‘Torrens’) System of Land Registration of 1858 and the Law of Hamburg in the 1850s - [2003] AJLH 13; 7(2) Australian Journal of Legal History 13
  Antonio Esposito
• A Postcolonial Understanding of Law and Society: Exploring Criminal Trials in Colonial Queensland - [2003] AJLH 14; 7(2) Australian Journal of Legal History 14
  Sean Gouglas and John C Weaver
• ‘Evatt’s Bastard Child’: The Commonwealth Legal Service Bureaux 1942-51 - [2003] AJLH 15; 7(2) Australian Journal of Legal History 15
  Don Fleming and Francis Regan
• Lives of the Australian Chief Justices: Sir Francis Forbes: First Chief Justice of New South Wales 1824-1837; Sir James Dowling: Second Chief Justice of New South Wales 1837-1844, and Sir William A'Beckett: First Chief Justice of Victoria 1852-1857 - AJL
  Bruce Kercher