The University of Queensland Law Journal Volume 28, No. 2

Volume 28, No. 2 is a Special Issue with the theme of "Australian and New Zealand Lawyers: Ethics and Regulation".

Articles

• Gino E Dal Pont, Regulation of the Queensland Legal Profession: The Quinquennium of Change
• Steve Mark and Tahlia Gordon, Compliance Auditing of Law Firms: A Technological Journey to Prevention
• Scott McLean, Evidence in Legal Profession Disciplinary Hearings: Changing the Lawyers' Paradigm
• Mark Byrne and Reid Mortensen, The Queensland Solicitors' Conveyancing Reservation: Past and Future Development - Part 1
• Duncan Webb, Bounded Autonomy and Bounded Zeal
• Justin Carter and Lillian Corbin, Adding Value for Lawyers, Clients, and the Public: The Business Benefits of Ethically-Informed Practice
• Francesca Bartlett, The Ethics of 'Transgressive' Lawyering: Considering the Defence of Dr Haneef
• Stephen Keim, Fearless Advocacy and Bar Rule 60
• Reid Mortensen, Keim on the Muzzle Rule: A Reply and Joinder
• Alison Christou, The 'Good' Tribunal Member - An Aretaic Approach to Administrative Tribunal Practice

Case notes and comments

• Nicky Jones, Lawyers, Language and Legal Professional Standards: Legal Services Commissioner v Turley [2008] LPT 4
• Debra Mullins, Warts and All: The Impact of Candour in Assessing Character for Admission to the Legal Profession