Writing Reasons For Decisions
A paper delivered at the Commonwealth Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) Seminar on Reasons at Sydney on 17 August 2016 byBy Mark A Robinson SC In writing reasons for decisions, one is best guided by becoming aware of and applying the more general rules that apply to other State and Federal Tribunals and quasi-judicial decisionmakers in Australia. The […]
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Adequacy of reasons in a criminal case
By Dr William Higgs, Barrister The general principles in relation to the evaluation of the adequacy of reasons are well established (Chief Executive Officer, Department for Child Protection and Family Support v IGR [2019] WASCA 20; (2019) 54 WAR 222 [112] (Quinlan CJ, Murphy & Beech JJA). Necessarily the content and detail of reasons will […]
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Designing the Future of Humanity
Artificial intelligence and the autonomous systems that embed it have become the brains of the modern data economy. As such, they have started to reshape human values, trust, and power around the world. Whether in medicine, money, or love, technologies powered by forms of artificial intelligence are playing an increasingly prominent role in our lives. […]
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What Would an Integrated Development Environment for Law look like? by Michael Jeffery
IDE design for legal coding
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