Australian Public Law

Dr Gabrielle Appleby is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of New South Wales. Alexander Reilly is a Professor in the Adelaide Law School at the University of Adelaide. Dr Laura Grenfell is an Associate Professor in the Adelaide Law School at the University of Adelaide.

TABLE OF CASES AND STATUTESPART ONE: INTRODUCING AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC LAW 1. The Idea of Public Law 2. The Development of Public Law in Australia 3. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Australian Public Law 4. A Federal Commonwealth PART TWO: THE PEOPLE AND THEIR GOVERNMENT 5. Democracy and Representative Government 6. Parliamentary Process and Legislative Power PART THREE: THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE 7. The Executive 8. Executive Accountability PART FOUR: THE JUDICIARY 9. The Judiciary and the Separation of Judicial Power 10. The Separation of Powers Applied: Rights, Exceptions and State Courts 11. Public Law and Statutory Interpretation PART FIVE: EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC LAW 12. Human Rights in Australia 13. International Influences on Australian Public LawINDEX