D D E E A A K K I I N N L L A A W W R R EV E VI IE EW W
VOL 11 NO. 1 2006
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VOLUME 11 NO 1 COMMITTEE
Editorial Board
Professor Philip ClarkeProfessor Jean Jacques du Plessis Professor Mirko Bagaric
Professor Richard Ingleby
Editors
Samantha HepburnCarolyn Doyle
Student Sub-Editors
Belinda Grgic James Farrell Man Chuen Law Richard Plunkett Rhea ScheltusLibrarian
Sandra PykeCONTENTS
ARTICLES, COMMENTARY AND BOOK REVIEWS
Admissiblity of Propensity Evidence in Paedophilia Cases 1
Professor Bob Williams and Sandra Draganich
Police Liability for Negligent Investigations 33
Mandy Shircore
Transforming Customary Title to Individual Title: Revisiting the Cathedral 63 Samantha Hepburn
Structured Problem Solving: Against the ‘Step-by-Step’ Method 89 Greg Taylor
Preparing Australia’s Future Lawyers: An Exposition of Changing Values 103 Over Time in the Context of Teaching About Ethical Dilemmas
Adrian Evans and Josephine Palermo
The Stolen Generations – Canada and Australia: The Legacy of Assimilation 131 Julie Cassidy
One Accused’s Evidence of Another’s Criminal Dispostion 179
David Ross QC
Book Review: No Country is an Island: Australia and International Law
by Hilary Charlesworth, Madelaine Chiam, Devika Hovell and George Williams 197 Carolyn Doyle
Note
The Deakin Law Review notes that parts of the text on pages 22, 23, 53 and 55 of the article by Dr Alex Low, 'To Counterfeit in China is Divine: Or is it?' (2002) 7 Deakin Law Review 21 draw heavily on the text appearing on pages 22, 26, 28 and 29 of an article by Douglas Clark, 'IP Rights Protection Will Improve in China', (May-June 2000) The China Business Review 22. This should now be acknowledged.
