Law in Context 5th Edition

Name: Law in Context 5th Edition
Brand: The Federation Press
SKU: 9781760023331
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Author: Stephen Bottomley; Simon Bronitt
ISBN: 9781760023331

Edited by Stephen Bottomley · Simon Bronitt

The Federation Press December 2023

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ISBN-13: 9781760023331
Publisher: The Federation Press
Publication: December 2023
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Countri(es) for reference only

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This foundational student text provides readers with a contextual understanding of the law and the legal system, from the history and evolution of legal concepts to the institutional limitations of law and justice.

Fully revised and restructured, the 5th edition includes:

a new chapter on First Nations Peoples, Law and Injustice which covers the Uluru Statement of the Heart, the Voice to Parliament and legal pluralism
an updated chapter on Gender Equality with new material on intersectionality and transgenderism
new discussion questions at the end of each chapter, and
key case studies which illustrate the law in practice

Foreword by The Honourable Chief Justice Lucy McCallum

Preface

Chapter 1 Law’s Philosophical Foundations

Chapter 2 The Rule of Law: Defined, Contested and Reimagined

Chapter 3 First Nations Peoples, Law and Injustice

Chapter 4 Gender Equality

Chapter 5 Access to Justice

Chapter 6 Litigation and the Courts

Chapter 7 Lawyers, Clients and Ethics

Chapter 8 The Politics of Law Making and Implementation

Chapter 9 Law and Regulation

Chapter 10 Future Contexts of Law

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