Australian Constitutional Landmarks
Cambridge University Press, $89.95 hb, 465 pp
Law
High praise
by Michael Kirby •
The centenary of the first sitting of the High Court of Australia was celebrated in the same courtroom in Melbourne in October 2003. There followed a conference in Canberra reviewing the decisions of the Court over the course of a century. The papers of that conference will shortly be published for a legal audience.
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Australian Constitutional Landmarks
by H.P. Lee and George Winterton
Cambridge University Press, $89.95 hb, 465 pp
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