Past issues
Issue 10 (2023)
Editor’s Note
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
—Anonymous
Life’s Not Fair, but Pharmac Is: Defending Pharmac from Its Critics
—Connor Browne
Applying te ao Māori to Redefine Property Rights
—Cici Davie
—Bayley Kalach
—Beatrice Martinez
New Zealand’s Pacific Legacy: The Impact of Foreign Judges in the Region
—Sam Meyerhoff
—Phoebe Moir
Assisted Dying for Psychiatric Illness: An Ethical Analysis of the Law
—Dexter-James Peffers
The Regulation of Third-Party Litigation Funders in New Zealand: A Proposed Solution
—Sam Roberton
—Georgia Warwick
Sentencing Corporations for Corruption and Bribery
—Cameron Wood
Issue 9 (2022)
Editor’s Note
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
Holding Corrections to Account and What Happens When We Fail: The Waikeria Prison Protest
—Clair Caird
—Benjamin Christy
The Right to Health and COVID-19: Lessons Learned for the New Health System
—Anita Yiu-Han Chung
Extra-Positive Legal Measures: Returning to First Principles in the Emergency Powers Debate
—Christopher McCardle
—Nicholas Stewart
Outcasts: The Changing Regulation of Sexual Activity between Men in New Zealand c. 1840–1930
—Scott Yang
—Renee Zhang
Issue 8 (2021)
Editor’s Note
Teaching Law and Social Justice
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
—Reilly Polaschek
—Ella Shepherd
“Free Will, If It Exists”: How Neuroscience Challenges
Moral Responsibility
—Charlie Cox
—Hye-Song Goo
To Gene or Not to Gene: Genetic Privacy Implications in the Age of Big Data
—Gauri Prabhakar
Economic Neocolonialism and Free Trade in the Pacific
—Sophie Shrimpton
—Maisy Bentley
Legislative Recognition of the Human Right to Accessible Housing in Aotearoa New Zealand
—Ben Stewart
Baigent Damages for Breaches of Natural Justice
—Eva McRae
—Etienne Wain
Issue 7 (2020)
Editor’s Note
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
The State of Public Interest Law in Aotearoa New Zealand
—Equal Justice Project (Pro Bono Team)
Not My Language, Not My Problem: The Relegation of Pacific Languages to the Private Sphere
—Katherine Werry
—Keeha Oh
—Liam Dalton
Deductibility of Holding Costs for Privately Used Land Taxable on Sale
—Jillin Yan
—Winnie Chau
—Katherine Werry
—Rebecca Scoggins
The Adoption Act 1955: The Statutory Guillotine from Tikanga and Whakapapa
—Jessica Macdonald and Madeleine Story
Issue 6 (2019)
Editors’ Note
Public Interest Law and Legal Education
—Jayden Houghton and Michelle Chen
Articles
—Ana Kathrin Maquiso
Reconciling Traditional Forms of Māori Governance with Models of Western Corporate Governance
—Jade Newton
The Therapeutic Potential of Mental Health Law
—Roxanne Pope
Evolution of Vicarious Liability: How the Independent Contractor Defence was Lost
—Yiqiang Shao
—Rosa Gavey
To Dismiss, or Not to Dismiss?
—Aaron Kirkpatrick
The Monkey Selfie, Artificial Intelligence and Authorship in Copyright: the Limits of Human Rights
—Phuoc Nguyen
The Case for Reform: A Right to (Access-Based) Privacy in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 199
—Jae Kim
—Nopera Isaac Dennis-McCarthy
The Protection of Mātauranga Māori Associated with Taonga Species
—Yao Dong
Issue 5 (2018)
Editor’s Note
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
— Louis Norton
Surgical Intervention on Intersex Infants: Legal Issues and Recommendations for New Zealand
—Emily McGeorge
—Thomas Riley
—Lourenzo Fernandez
—Lola Gorrell
—Hannah Yang
—Ling Ye
“Would Not Normally Legislate”: Brexit and Conventions
—Aaron Kirkpatrick
—Elizabeth Murray
Issue 4 (2017)
Editor’s Note
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
Reasonable Accommodation: Equal Education for Learners with Disabilities
—Rebecca McMenamin
Moral Panic: The Weatherston Trial and the Demise of the Provocation Defence
—Shontelle Grimberg
—Michael A Greenop
A Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card: Discharge Without Conviction in New Zealand
—Dennis Dow
Property or Not? Digital Files under the Criminal Law
—Katherine Hu
Sugar Rush: Worldwide Momentum Toward the Taxation of Sweet Drinks and Implications for New Zealand
—Kate Roberts-Gray
Private Parts: An Interrogation of Private Property Rights in Cadaveric Organs
—Christopher Smol
Catching Corporate Human Rights Abuse Abroad: A Wider Net of Extraterritorial Laws
—Sally Wu
Issue 3 (2016)
Editors’ Note
The Auspices of Public Interest Law
—Jayden Houghton and Marcelo Rodriguez Ferrere
Articles
Customary Law and Violence Against Women: Where to From Here?
—Camille Wrightson
Gender Trouble in the Human Rights Act 1993
—Samuel Campbell
—Louise Grey
All for One and One for All: Class Action Litigation and Arbitration in New Zealand
—Rachel Dunning
—Emma Hensman
The Myth of Cession: Public Law Textbooks and the Treaty of Waitangi
—Emily Blincoe
—Charlotte Best
—Selwyn Fraser
—Emily McGeorge
Issue 2 (2015)
Editor’s Note
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
The New Two-Year Income Tax Bright-line Rule
—Jack Alexander
Rape Myths and Invisible Crime: The Use of Actuarial Tools to Predict Sexual Recidivism
—Anna Chalton
—Erin Gough
—Blake Carey
Public Law Ramifications of the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act 2011
—Oliver Sutton
No Soul to Damn? Revisiting the Case for Corporate Manslaughter in New Zealand
—Mitchell Spence
Privacy Law in the Abortion Context
—Sarah Alawi
—Alice Sowry
Exploring Constitutional Legitimacy
—Aishwarya S Bagchi
Issue 1 (2014)
Foreword
—Sian Elias
Editor’s Note
Conceptions of Public Interest Law
—Jayden Houghton
Articles
Fisheries, Forests, and the Common Heritage of Mankind
—Andrew Pullar
Non-Governmental Organisations and International Environmental Law: The Search for Legitimacy
—Joy Twemlow
—Max Harris
—Philipa Moran
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: A Step Forward or Two Back?
—Laura MacKay
Matrimonial Property Rights on Indian Reserves and Māori Land: A Comparative Study
—Hannah Cobb
Sentencing the Silent: Children’s Rights and the Dilemma of Maternal Imprisonment
—Annaliese Johnston
Violent Girls and the Youth Justice System: Why Current Systems are Failing this At-Risk Population
—Charlotte Best
—Chantelle Murley
An Analysis of New Zealand’s Abortion Law System and a Guide to Reform
—Hugo Farmer
Balancing Rights on a Knife Edge: The Legality of Non-Therapeutic Male Circumcision
—Phoebe Harrop
Is There a Legal Right to Pain Relief in New Zealand?
—Philip Arnold