Laws

2012 - 2025

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Volume 7, issue 4, 2018

Are Immigrant Women Visible in Australian Domestic Violence Reports that Potentially Influence Policy? pp. 1-16

Nafiseh Ghafournia and Patricia Easteal

The Secret Silent Spaces of Workplace Violence: Focus on Bullying (and Harassment) pp. 1-17

Allison J Ballard and Patricia Easteal

Pressure on Judges: How the Budgeting System Can Impact on Judge’s Autonomy pp. 1-17

Federica Viapiana

Who’s Talking About Us Without Us? A Survivor Research Interjection into an Academic Psychiatry Debate on Compulsory Community Treatment Orders in Ireland pp. 1-15

Liz Brosnan

A Counterfactual Impact Analysis of Fair Use Policy on Copyright Related Industries in Singapore: A Critical Review pp. 1-11

George Ford

Seemingly Connected, Obviously Separate: The Parallel Realities of the UN Global Compact and the Multilateral Regimes in Water Governance pp. 1-14

Gor Samvel

Due Diligence Obligations and Transboundary Environmental Harm: Cybersecurity Applications pp. 1-12

Akiko Takano

Volume 7, issue 3, 2018

Here to Stay: The Evolution of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in International Human Rights Law pp. 1-17

Lucía Berro Pizzarossa

Copyright User Rights and Remedies: An Access to Justice Perspective pp. 1-26

Pascale Chapdelaine

Paradigm Shift or Paradigm Paralysis? National Mental Health and Capacity Law and Implementing the CRPD in Scotland pp. 1-15

Jill Stavert

Tax Evasion and Incomplete Tax Transparency pp. 1-15

Noam Noked

The Rights Network: 100 Years of the Hohfeldian Rights Analytic pp. 1-18

Jack Clayton Thompson

Towards Changing Compulsory Community Mental Health Treatment in New Zealand: Shining Light on How Community Treatment Orders Are Produced pp. 1-19

Alison Schneller, Katey Thom and Peter Adams

A Primer on Disability Discrimination in Higher Education pp. 1-33

Laura Rothstein

Donald Trump and Institutional Change Strategies pp. 1-21

Jordan T. Cash and Dave Bridge

Volume 7, issue 2, 2018

Why Insurers Are Wrong about Adverse Selection pp. 1-8

R. Guy Thomas

#MeToo? Legal Discourse and Everyday Responses to Sexual Violence pp. 1-24

Alison Gash and Ryan Harding

Concerns about Genetic Discrimination after Regulation: A Qualitative Study of the Situation Regarding BRCA and Huntington’s Disease in Belgium pp. 1-16

Annet Wauters and Ine Van Hoyweghen

Consumers’ Experiences of Mental Health Advance Statements pp. 1-16

Chris Maylea, Ann Jorgensen, Sarah Matta, Katherine Ogilvie and Paul Wallin

Justiciability of the Right to Water in the SADC Region: A Critical Appraisal pp. 1-21

Greenwell Matchaya, O’brien Kaaba and Charles Nhemachena

Judicialization and Its Effects: Experiments as a Way Forward pp. 1-21

Parker Hevron

All Their Eggs in One Basket? Ideological Congruence in Congress and the Bicameral Origins of Concentrated Delegation to the Bureaucracy pp. 1-15

Jordan Carr Peterson

Assessing Judicial Empowerment pp. 1-17

Thomas M. Keck

The Administrative Role of the Chief Justice: Law, Politics, and Procedure in the Roberts Court Era pp. 1-17

Sarah Staszak

Decision-Making Behaviour under the Mental Health Act 1983 and Its Impact on Mental Health Tribunals: An English Perspective pp. 1-23

Nicola Glover-Thomas

A Right Not to Be Mapped? Augmented Reality, Real Property, and Zoning pp. 1-23

Elizabeth F. Judge and Tenille E. Brown

Off to the Courts? Or the Agency? Public Attitudes on Bureaucratic and Legal Approaches to Policy Enforcement pp. 1-18

Quinn Mulroy and Shana Gadarian

Volume 7, issue 1, 2018

Unveiling the Challenges in the Implementation of Article 24 CRPD on the Right to Inclusive Education. A Case-Study from Italy pp. 1-17

Delia Ferri

Reconsidering Sheltered Workshops in Light of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006) pp. 1-17

Charlotte May-Simera

Freedom of Opinion and Expression: From the Perspective of Psychosocial Disability and Madness pp. 1-26

Fleur Beaupert

China and BEPS pp. 1-26

Reuven Avi-Yonah and Haiyan Xu

Customizing Fair Use Transplants pp. 1-15

Peter K. Yu

Expanding the Rights of Student Religious Groups on College and University Campuses: The Implications of Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer pp. 1-14

William Thro and Charles Russo

Living on the Global Peripheries of Law: Disability Human Rights Law in Principle and in Practice in the Global South pp. 1-14

Vera Chouinard

Acknowledgement to Reviewers of Laws in 2017 pp. 1-2

Laws Editorial Office

Models of Disability and Human Rights: Informing the Improvement of Built Environment Accessibility for People with Disability at Neighborhood Scale? pp. 1-21

Mary Ann Jackson

Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations pp. 1-21

Claire E. Brolan and David Harley

Reform of the Belgian Justice System: Changes to the Role of Jurisdiction Chief, the Empowerment of Local Managers pp. 1-16

Emilie Dupont and Frédéric Schoenaers

Volume 6, issue 4, 2017

Sex, Sexuality, Sexual Offending and the Rights of Persons with Mental Disabilities pp. 1-10

Michael L. Perlin, Heather Ellis Cucolo and Alison J. Lynch

Disability, Procreation, and Justice in the United States pp. 1-15

Kimberly Mutcherson

Disparities in Private Health Insurance Coverage of Skilled Care pp. 1-11

Stacey A. Tovino

The Relevance of Criminal Courts in the Global South pp. 1-17

Pablo Leandro Ciocchini

From Disability Rights to the Rights of the Dying (and Back Again) pp. 1-17

Harold Braswell

Tax Policy in Action: 2016 Tax Amnesty Experience of the Republic of Indonesia pp. 1-9

Emmiryzan Wasrinil Said

Barriers to Physician Aid in Dying for People with Disabilities pp. 1-9

Alicia Ouellette

Gender Still Matters: Effects of Workplace Discrimination on Employment Schedules of Young Professionals pp. 1-22

Gabriele Plickert and Joyce Sterling

Reading Alexander V. Choate Rightly: Now is the Time pp. 1-13

Leslie Francis and Anita Silvers

Spouse Sponsorship Policies: Focus on Serial Sponsors pp. 1-13

Nafiseh Ghafournia and Patricia Easteal

A New Protection Orientation and Framework for Refugees and Other Forced Migrants pp. 1-24

James C. Simeon

Prioritising Supported Decision-Making: Running on Empty or a Basis for Glacial-To-Steady Progress? pp. 1-14

Terry Carney

Rethinking the Americans with Disabilities Act’s Insurance Safe Harbor pp. 1-14

Valarie Blake

Vulnerability and the Right to Respect for Private Life as an Autonomous Source of Protection against Expulsion under Article 8 ECHR pp. 1-23

Sylvie Da Lomba

Community Integration of People with Disabilities: Can Olmstead Protect Against Retrenchment? pp. 1-12

Mary Crossley

The Inclusion of the Lived Experience of Disability in Policymaking pp. 1-16

Laufey Löve, Rannveig Traustadóttir, Gerard Quinn and James Rice

Multiple Competences of Judicial and Social Intervention: Portuguese Public Prosecutors in Action pp. 1-21

João Paulo Dias

“More Honoured in the Breach than in the Observance”—Self-Advocacy and Human Rights pp. 1-20

Gabor Petri, Julie Beadle-Brown and Jill Bradshaw

Volume 6, issue 3, 2017

Victims of Violence: The Forced Sterilisation of Women and Girls with Disabilities in Australia pp. 1-19

Laura Elliott

Back to the Future: The Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the Trans-Pacific Partnership pp. 1-36

Matthew Rimmer

Some Parents Are More Equal than Others: Discrimination against People with Disabilities under Adoption Law pp. 1-27

Blake Connell

IP Things as Boundary Objects: The Case of the Copyright Work pp. 1-44

Michael J. Madison

Protection for Privacy under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities pp. 1-12

Mark C. Weber

Human Trafficking and Study Abroad pp. 1-12

Taylor S. Parker

Case Selection in the Russian Constitutional Court: The Role of Legal Assistants pp. 1-23

Aryna Dzmitryieva

Drawing the Line: Disability, Genetic Intervention and Bioethics pp. 1-23

Adam Conti

Volume 6, issue 2, 2017

A New Approach to Abortion Informed Consent Laws: How An Evidence Law Framework Can Clarify Casey’s Truthful, Non-Misleading Standard pp. 1-13

Veneeta Jaswal

Human Rights and Social Justice pp. 1-16

Neil Hibbert

Volume 6, issue 1, 2017

Enfranchised Minors: Women as People in the Middle East after the 2011 Arab Uprisings pp. 1-25

Rania Maktabi

Prospects for a Sports Ombudsman in Canada pp. 1-18

Frank Fowlie

Acknowledgement to Reviewers of Laws in 2016 pp. 1-2

Laws Editorial Office

Online Shaming and the Right to Privacy pp. 1-26

Emily B. Laidlaw

Collegiality, Therapy and Mediation—The Contribution of Experts in Swedish Mental Health Law pp. 1-17

Stefan Sjöström, Maritha Jacobsson and Anna Hollander