La Trobe Law School news and events
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Nuremberg Moot Court success
La Trobe Law School’s mooting team has finished in the top 16 at the 2024 Nuremberg Moot Court competition in Germany
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Supreme Court Prize awarded to Law School alumni
Two La Trobe Law School graduates have been awarded the Supreme Court Prize
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Law School Dean appointed
Professor Lorne Neudorf to serve as Dean of the La Trobe Law School
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La Trobe Law School Moot Team heads to Germany
The La Trobe Law School's Nuremberg Moot Team have made it to the oral rounds in Germany for the second year in a row
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ARC Linkage Project to examine trauma-informed practices in public legal services
Researchers have received an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant for their project on trauma-informed practices in public legal services
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Documenting international crimes
Researchers have explored how atrocities and international crimes are documented
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From refugee to respected scholar
Dr Akuch Kuol Anyieth has overcome incredible circumstances, alongside her family, escaping war in Sudan to become a respected scholar and voice in the Australian and international conversation on justice
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Alumni celebrate mooting success
La Trobe Law School alumni celebrate the School's outstanding track record at mooting competitions
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Corporate Policy and Legal Compliance Clinic
The La Trobe Law School, in partnership with Kaizen Synergy Law Firm, has launched its Corporate Policy and Legal Compliance Clinic
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Farewell, Professor Fiona Kelly
This week, we bid farewell to Dean of the La Trobe Law School, Professor Fiona Kelly
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Support for Law students
The La Trobe Law Students' Association help Law students to get the most out of their university experience
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Transforming disability law
Associate Professor Piers Gooding is addressing the systemic injustices faced by people with disabilities
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Vis East Moot success
La Trobe Law School's Vis East Moot team has finished in the top 16, making them the highest-ranking Australian team in the competition
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Students compete in Vis East Moot
A team of six La Trobe Law students to compete in Vis East Moot in Hong Kong
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The law and a low-carbon society
Will arbitration proceedings pose a risk to transitioning to a low-carbon society?
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A Mathemagical Mystery Tour: Large Numbers and Great Mathematicians
Tuesday 10 September 05:30pm
2024 GS Watson Lecture -Join us for a for an illustrated romp through the history and culture of mathematics, from antiquity to the present day. Get to grips with some of the most famous solved and unsolved problems in mathematics. hear about some of the people who shaped mathematics throughout the centuries, and about some interesting and important numbers -
Sir John Quick Lecture 2024
Thursday 17 October 06:00pm
A Living Democracy: How Well Has Australian Democracy Responded to a Changing Society? Presented by Professor Frank Bongiorno AM