DESANITISING THE TEACHING OF LEGAL PROBLEM SOLVING – AND A GRUDGING NOD TO JUDGE JUDY Kenneth Yin, Lecturer, School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Barrister (Retired) INTRODUCTION The introduction to ‘Threshold Learning Outcome 3 … Continued
Putting the cynical humour of Ambrose Bierce aside for just a moment, what is the motivation for entering a career in law? What is it that one is undertaking? In fact the law has many functions in society: maintaining order, resolving … Continued
Attended by more people than any walkshop in dispute resolution history! Really. I mean it. And we’ve got the photos to prove it: Thanks to everyone who attended the dispute resolution walkshop the first! I can’t imagine a more lovely … Continued
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