Watching Brief by Burnside, Julian -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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About the Author Dedication Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface Part I: Foundations 1 School Days 2 The Practice of Law: justice, or just a job? Part II: Asylum-seekers in Australia Introduction 3 Authoritarianism in the Name of Freedom 4 Towards a Just Society: beyond the spin 5 Australia’s Crimes Against Humanity: not ‘interesting’ 6 The Pacific Solution 7 Tony Abbott: master of the soft sell 8 Honesty Matters: the ethics of daily life 9 Australia’s Refugee Policy Part III: Human Rights in an Age of Terror Introduction 10 Terror, Old and New: from the Gunpowder Plot to Guantánamo 11 Human Rights and International Law 12 Protecting Rights in a Climate of Fear 13 David Hicks: hearsay and coercion 14 The Argument for a Bill of Rights 15 Habeas Corpus 16 The Dreyfus Affair 17 Anti-Terror Laws: controlling Jack Thomas 18 Howard’s ‘Fair Go’ Australia Part IV: Justice and Injustice Introduction 19 Access to Justice 20 Van Nguyen: Australia and the death penalty 21 The Roger Casement Case 22 The Leopold and Loeb Case 23 The Oscar Slater Case 24 The Adolf Beck Case 25 The Stefan Kiszko Case 26 The Burning Car Case 27 The Scottsboro Boys Case 28 The Dred Scott Case 29 The Crippen Case 30 The Alma Rattenbury Case 31 The ‘Black Book’ Case Appendixes Notes Acknowledgments

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