Australian Public Law, 2nd Edition

Author: Gabrielle Appleby; Alexander Reilly; Laura Grenfell
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780195525656
Published In: May 2014
Format: Paperback , 624 pages
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Provides comprehensive coverage of foundational principles of public law
Covers contemporary issues such as migration control and border security and the changes made by Australia's first full term minority government
Through and clear explanations of complex principles written in an engaging and accessible style for undergraduate students
Clear discussion and analysis of the executive, the judiciary and the tribunal system
Discusses public international law and its relationship to Australian Public Law

Australian Public Law 2nd Edition develops a clear theoretical framework for investigating public law. It provides comprehensive coverage of the foundational principles of public law in Australia, and introduces students to the three key institutions of government; the Judiciary, Parliament and Executive. Rather than simply describing the nature and function of these institutions, it discusses them through key issues that arise from their functions; for the parliament, democratic legitimacy and law making, for the executive, power, control and accountability, and for the judiciary, justification for and exercise of its power of review laws and executive action.

Readership: 1st and 2nd year undergraduate students studying a foundation of public law subject.

Part One: Introducing Australian Public Law
1: The Idea of Public Law
2: The Development of Public Law in Australia
3: A Federal Commonwealth
Part Two: The People and Their Government
4: Democracy and Representative Government
5: Parliamentary Process and Legislative Power
Part Three: The Administrative State
6: The Executive
7: Executive Accountability
Part Four: The Courts
8: The Judiciary and the Separation of Judicial Power
9: The Separation of Judicial Power in Practice
Part Five: The Internationalisation of Australian Public Law
10: Public International Law
11: International Law and the Australian Legal System
Part Six: Issues in Australian Public Law
12: Human Rights in Australia
13: Indigenous Peoples and Australian Public Law
14: Safeguarding Australia

Dr Gabrielle Appleby is a Senior Lecturer at the Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide. Prior to becoming an academic, she spent time working for the Queensland Crown Solicitor and the Victorian Government Solicitor's Office. Alexander Reilly has been an Associate Professor in the Adelaide Law School since 2008. Previously he held full time academic positions at Murdoch University in Perth, and Macquarie University in Sydney. Dr Laura Grenfell teaches and researches in public law at the University of Adelaide Law School. She has a particular interest in constitutional law, comparative constitutional law, human rights law and post-conflict justice.