Griffith Journal of Law & Human Dignity

The Griffith Journal of Law & Human Dignity strives to advance personal freedom and human dignity through fearless and novel scholarship. The Journal is committed to big picture analysis, transformative approaches to law, and giving voice to those who have been silenced, disenfranchised or marginalised.

ISSN: 2203-3114

The Journal publishes twice per year. The deadlines for submission are:

January 31st

July 31st


Vol 5, No 1 (2017)

Table of Contents

Articles

Ag-Gag Laws: Corporate Attempts to Keep Consumers in the Dark
Will Potter
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The Real Socratic Method: At the Heart of Legal Education is a Misunderstanding of Why Socrates Asked So Many Questions.
Joshua Krook
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Undertaking Forensic Procedures With, and Databasing DNA From, Young Offenders: Future Directions for Human Rights Protections
Betheny Baker, Angela Dwyer
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The Deserving and The Under-Served: A Comment on the Oversupply of Law Graduates, Diversity in the Legal Profession, and Access to Legal Representation
Marie Iskander
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Participation in Social Media by Potential Jurors
Greg Barns, Kaylene Downey
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