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Recognised as one of Australia’s top law faculties, Bond Law’s focus on practical ‘lawyering’ skills and its international perspective provides an exciting and innovative learning experience.

We are a prestigious School of Law, defining what is best in professional and skills based legal education, imbued with a spirit to innovate, a commitment to influence, and a dedication to educating and inspiring tomorrow’s global legal professionals through a personalised and transformational student experience.

We are dedicated to advancing the understanding of law and legal issues in their domestic, comparative and international contexts; engaging in high quality legal scholarship; and promoting and encouraging ethical and professional approaches to the study and practice of law.

We are committed to local and global social responsibility, justice under the rule of law, and preparing our students to succeed, lead and inspire in a rapidly changing global legal environment.

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Victoria Baumfield

vbaumfie@bond.edu.au

Faculty of Law - Assistant Professor

Person: Teaching and Research

Narelle Bedford

nbedford@bond.edu.au

Faculty of Law - Assistant Professor

Person: Teaching and Research

Florentina Benga

florentina.benga@student.bond.edu.au

- Scholarship Holder
Faculty of Law

Person: Doctor of Philosophy, Other

Research Output 1994 2018

A bill of rights for the age of technology

Galloway, K. 29 Oct 2018 In : Eureka Street. 28, 21

Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate

Open Access

bill

human rights

artificial intelligence

innovation

decision making

Access to courts by public interest groups seeking to challenge government decisions: A comparative analysis of Canada and Australia

Bedford, N. & Bonin, L. 2018 Global governance and regulation: Order and disorder in the 21st century. Ireland-Piper, D. & Wolff, L. (eds.). Oxon, p. 245-260 16 p.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

public interest

interest group

Canada

citizen

legal process