Griffith Law Review, Volume 25, Issue 3 (2016)

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Judicial Decision-Making and ‘Outside’ Extra-Legal Knowledge

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Judicial decision-making and ‘outside’ extra-legal knowledge: breaking down silos
Kylie Burns, Rachel Dioso-Villa & Zoe Rathus AM
Pages: 283-290
Published online: 09 Jan 2017
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Judicial notice: beyond adversarialism and into the exogenous zone
David Hamer & Gary Edmond
Pages: 291-318
Published online: 11 Oct 2016
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Judges, ‘common sense’ and judicial cognition
Kylie Burns
Pages: 319-351
Published online: 30 Nov 2016
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Mapping the use of social science in Australian courts: the example of family law children’s cases
Zoe Rathus AM
Pages: 352-382
Published online: 09 Jan 2017
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A little ignorance is a dangerous thing: engaging with exogenous knowledge not adduced by the parties
Gary Edmond, David Hamer & Emma Cunliffe
Pages: 383-413
Published online: 13 Oct 2016
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Legitimacy and empirical evidence in the UK courts
Alysia Blackham
Pages: 414-440
Published online: 28 Nov 2016
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Backdoor use of philosophers in judicial decision-making? Antipodean reflections
Karen Schultz
Pages: 441-470
Published online: 11 Dec 2016
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