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Investigating crime: the laws of Australia

Australian human rights law

Criminal laws in Australia: cases and materials

Migration and refugee law in Australia: cases and commentary

An Argument for Abolishing Delay as a Mitigating Factor in Sentencing

In: Adelaide Law Review, Band 40, Heft 2

Offenders Risking Deportation Deserve a Sentencing Discount – But the Reduction Should Be Provisional

In: Melbourne University Law Review, Band 43, Heft 3

A Rational Approach to Sentencing Offenders for Animal Cruelty: A Normative and Scientific Analysis Underpinning Proportionate Penalties for Animal Cruelty Offenders

In: South Carolina Law Review, Band 71, Heft 4

The High Court on Crime in 2018: Outcomes and Jurisprudence

In: Criminal Law Journal (2019) vol 43 (Forthcoming)

Abolishing the Curious Sentencing Anomaly in [Australian] between the Voluntary Disclosure of One's Own Offending and Assisting Authorities with the Offending of Others

In: Monash Law Review, vol 43 (2017)

Three Things that a Baseline Study Shows Do Not Cause Indigenous Over-Imprisonment; Three Things that Might (But Shouldn't) and Three Reforms that Will Reduce Indigenous Over-Imprisonment

In: Mirko Bagaric, Three Things That a Baseline Study Shows Do Not Cause Indigenous Over-Imprisonment; Three Things That Might (But Shouldn't) and Three Reforms that Will Reduce Indigenous Over-Imprisonment (2016) 32 HARVARD JOURNAL ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC JUSTICE.

Sentencing: From Vagueness to Arbitrariness: The Need to Abolish the Stain that is the Instinctive Synthesis

In: UNSW Law Journal Vol. 38, No. 1, 2015

A Rational Theory of Mitigation and Aggravation in Sentencing: Why Less is More When It Comes to Punishing Criminals

In: Buffalo Law Review Vol. 62

Rich Offender, Poor Offender: Why It (Sometimes) Matters in Sentencing

In: Law and Inequality: A Journal of Theory and Practice, Band 33, Heft 1

The Punishment Should Fit the Crime - Not the Prior Convictions of the Person that Committed the Crime: An Argument for Less Impact Being Accorded to Previous Convictions in Sentencing

In: San Diego Law Review, Band 51, Heft 2

A Utilitarian Argument: Laying the Foundation for a Coherent System of Law

In: Otago Law Review, Band 10, Heft 2