Vol. 54 No. 1 (2023): Victoria University of Wellington Law Review

Issue in Honour of Professor ATH Smith

Published: 2023-10-15

Editorial

• Preface

  Sir William Young

  1-2

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• Foreword

  Graeme Austin, Nicole Moreham

  3-6

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Articles

• A Tale of Two Codes – The Peregrinations of a Penal Code

  Tony Angelo, Janielee Avia

  7-16

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• Reassessing Actus Reus

  Andrew Ashworth KC

  17-24

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• The Family Court – Contempt and Inherent Powers

  Bill Atkin

  25-38

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• From Pedagogy to Property: Copyright in Teaching Materials

  Graeme W Austin

  39-60

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• "A Prison Ship Lies Waiting in The Bay": Penal Colonialism in the South Pacific

  RP Boast

  61-100

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• The Insanity Defence: Is It Still Fit for Purpose?

  Warren Brookbanks

  101-126

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• Life as a Kiwi at the English Bar

  Catherine Callaghan KC

  127-136

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• A Case of the Highest Authority… So What Does It Mean?

  Sir David Eady

  137-154

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• The Growing Complexity of a Human Right to Assemble and Protest Peacefully in the United Kingdom

  David Feldman KC

  155-182

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• Public Order, Public Protest and Public Monuments

  Ivan Hare KC

  183-204

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• The Dance of Legislation: Why Parliamentary Sovereignty is not a Meaningful Public Law Metric

  Philip A Joseph

  205-230

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• International Codification: Challenges and Perils

  Sir KJ Keith

  231-252

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• New Technologies, Established Ideas: Drone Cameras and the Privacy Torts

  NA Moreham

  253-264

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• The Criminal Law, the Intelligence and Security Act and the Protective Security Requirements

  Sir Geoffrey Palmer KC

  265-294

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• Constructive Trusts and Theft

  Craig Rotherham

  295-316

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• Is There a "European Family Law"?

  Jens M Scherpe

  317-332

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• Criminal Liability for "Photographic Piracy"?

  JR Spencer KC

  333-350

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• Consent in Modern Criminal Law

  GR Sullivan, AP Simester

  351-378

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• Corsica, New Zealand and Human Rights

  Sir Michael Tugendhat

  379-392

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• The Presumption of Advancement in New Zealand: Time to Relegate this Doctrine to the Annals of History

  Ruiping Ye

  393-424

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