D D E E A A K K I I N N L L A A W W R R E E V V I I E E W W
VOLUME 14, NO 2 2009
Published in December 2009 by SCHOOL OF LAW
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VOLUME 14 NO 2 COMMITTEE
Editors
Associate Professor Elizabeth Adeney Dr Dan MeagherEditorial Board
Professor Philip Clarke, Deakin UniversityProfessor Jean Jacques du Plessis, Deakin University
Professor Mirko Bagaric, Deakin University
Professor Ian Freckelton, Monash University
Professor Nicolas Terry, St Louis University, USA
Student Sub-Editors
Marnie Boswerger Abbey Colbert Kelly Deakin Sophocles KitharidisProduction Editor
Jillian CarrollAdministration
Stephanie WadhamC ONTENTS
Deakin Law Oration
Too Much Law? Risk, Reasonableness and the Judge as Regulator Justice Chris Maxwell
143
Articles
State-Based Business Licensing in Australia: The Constitution, Economics and International Perspectives
Anthony Gray
165
Recent Developments in Sexual Harassment Law: Towards a New Model
Anita Mackay
189
Essays from the 2009 Deakin Food Law and Policy Symposium
Symposium Introduction
Food Law: Challenges and Future Directions Ian Freckelton SC
219
International and Domestic Trade Regulations To Secure the Food Supply
Christine Kaufmann and Caroline Ehlert
233
Protecting Health, Environment and Agriculture: Authorisation of Genetically Modified Crops and Food in the United States and the European Union
Margaret Rosso Grossman
257
The System of Food Law in the European Union Bernd M J van der Meulen
305
Crown Immunity in a Food Crisis: A Consideration of the 2008 Listeriosis Outbreak in Canada
Shelley J Miller and Shauna N Finlay
341
Protecting Legal Rights when Things Go Wrong: Legal Recourse if Mandatory Fortification of a Food Were to Harm Human Health Joe Lederman
367
Reflections on Public Health Policy in the Food Regulatory System:
Challenges, and Opportunities for Nutrition and Food Law Experts To Collaborate
Mark Lawrence
397
Book Review
Judicial Ethics in Australia (3rd Edition) By the Honourable James Thomas AM Oscar I Roos
415
