La Trobe Law School news and events
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Law students to go to Model UN Conference
Law students Hiba and Lyba will represent La Trobe at the National Model United Nations conference, the world’s largest and most prestigious university-level Model UN.
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Zachary takes his passion for justice to The Hague
Zachary Thomas, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Criminology student, recently took his passion for justice and reform to the global stage, studying international law at The Hague.
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Hammad’s journey in law and international relations
When Hammad Shahin was in Year 12, a visit from a La Trobe representative sparked something that would shape his future.
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Success at Social Justice Moot
Congratulations to the La Trobe Law School students who won the inaugural Social Justice Moot earlier this month.
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Inspiring advice for law graduates
With graduation season upon us, we asked key academics from La Trobe Law School for their advice to help new graduates transition to a rewarding career in law.
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Mooting success for La Trobe Law School students
La Trobe Law School students have achieved outstanding international and national success, showcasing their skills in the Vis East Moot in Hong Kong and the MULSS Parliamentary Debate Competition.
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Rethinking community treatment orders
New research from Professor Chris Maylea has challenged the legal and ethical foundations of community treatment orders.
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Dominique Pélicot trial
A comparative perspective on the Pélicot case
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Law graduate inspired to give back
Rusel Moosa shares her legal journey.
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Nursing, sports subjects excel in QS rankings
Nursing, sports subjects excel again in QS world rankings by subject
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New partnership to support trauma-informed legal training
A new project led by La Trobe Law School is seeking to implement and evaluate the impact of trauma-informed legal training in Australia.
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The role of civil liability in addressing Indigenous harms in custody
New research from Dr Laura Griffin has explored the often-overlooked area of civil liability in addressing Indigenous harms in custody.
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Cutting-edge research receives millions in federal funding
La Trobe University researchers will share in almost $6 million worth of Federal Government funding for several groundbreaking projects.
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Law, war and letter writing
Associate Professor Madelaine Chiam has co-authored an article examining open letters in international law.
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Domestic violence in Indonesia and the law
In Indonesia there is a stark difference between what is written and what is enforced concerning domestic violence.
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