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lots of papers scattered over a surface, indicating an abundance of work. All scholarly output

All the law school's scholarly output can be searched at UQ's eSpace repository.

 

 

Two students searching through books in the Law LibraryOur books

Our recently published books represent a rich body of work on divergent topics that inform local communities, practitioners in diverse industries, government and the international academic community.

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A stack of papers, bound by bulldog clipsSubmissions and reports

You can search all our research reports including submissions to Parliament, Commissions and government in UQ's eSpace repository.

 

 

Student writing in a book, with an open laptop and textbook.Completed PhD theses

Access the full-text of completed theses by past students.
 

 

 

Full-text resources

  • Australian Feminist Judgments Project

    Australian Feminist Judgments Project

    January 2012–December 2014
    ARC Discovery Project
    Re-writing and re-imagining original legal decisions through a feminist lens.
  • Deaths in custody logo

    Deaths in Custody Project

    The UQ Deaths in Custody Project is a partnership between the UQ School of Law and Sisters Inside Inc. aimed at shining a light on the deaths of criminalised people that happen in prisons, in police cells and in other custodial environments around Australia each year.

  • Human Rights Case Law Project

    Case notes on reported cases referring to the Human Rights Act 2019 (Qld).
  • Bench Book logo

    National Domestic and Family Violence Bench Book

    June 2015–June 2018
    Attorney General Department and AIJA
    A free digital resource to help judges, legal practitioners and frontline staff navigate domestic and family violence cases.

Call for papers - UQLJ special issue

The  CPICL invites submissions for a special issue of The University of Queensland Law Journal (UQLJ), designed to mark the 20th anniversary of the foundation of CPICL.

Guest Editors Professors Ann Black, Anthony Cassimatis and Dr Joseph Lelliott welcome the submission of articles on any public, international or comparative law topic focusing on law or related issues in the Asia Pacific region for this volume of UQLJ, to be published in December 2023.

Read our announcement (PDF, 80.7 KB) for more information including instructions for submitting papers.