La Trobe Law School news and events
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The psychological toll of prison visitation
New research demonstrates a relationship between visitors’ perceptions of interactions with prison staff and psychological distress.
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Contributing to law reform
Research from La Trobe Law School has informed a major NSW parliamentary report on reform of the statutory framework governing delegated legislation.
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La Trobe Law School graduates awarded Supreme Court prize
La Trobe Law School graduates, Hammad Shahin and Madelyn Hellyer, have been awarded Supreme Court Prizes.
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Professor Lorne Neudorf appointed to AI Advisory Committee
Professor Lorne Neudorf has been appointed to the National Judicial College of Australia's new AI Advisory Committee.
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La Trobe Institute to amplify AI capability
La Trobe launches Institute to amplify AI capability
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The Amazon as a juridical ecosystem
A new project explores the Amazon not simply as an environmental asset, but as a living juridical ecosystem.
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People with psychosis face abuse, despite reforms
People with psychosis face abuse, despite global reforms.
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Moot Court dedication
La Trobe Law School’s Moot Court has been dedicated to Emeritus Professor Roger N. Douglas.
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Professor Wayne Atkinson joins La Trobe Law School
La Trobe Law School has appointed Wayne Atkinson as Professor of Law.
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Moot team shines on international stage
Students from La Trobe Law School have achieved a strong result at the 23rd Willem C. Vis East Moot in Hong Kong.
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Justice in the Frame photography competition
The winners of the 2025 Justice in the Frame photography competition have been announced, with striking images exploring how justice is experienced, represented and challenged in everyday life.
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La Trobe Law School prize ceremony
La Trobe Law School recently acknowledged high-achieving students at the annual student prizes ceremony.
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New publications examine financial crime
New publications co-edited by Professor Louis de Koker bring together international research on global financial crime.
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Law student driven to make an impact
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce student, Gianluca Polimeni, is driven to make a meaningful impact.
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Professor Benedict Kingsbury visits La Trobe Law School
One of the world’s leading scholars of international law and global governance, Professor Benedict Kingsbury, recently visited La Trobe Law School as part of the La Trobe International Visitors Scheme.
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Sir John Quick Public Lecture 2026
Tuesday 15 September 06:00pm
Explore Indigenous water justice, sovereignty and the future of our waterways with Traditional Owner Travis Lovett.