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Research in the Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law currently has members of staff involved in the
Otago Yearbook of Legal Research (OYLR)
The Otago Yearbook of Legal Research (OYLR) is an annual web-based publication featuring the best undergraduate legal research for the year. It commenced in 2006.
The Faculty of Law at the University of Otago is a centre of excellence
in research and is carrying out legal research of the highest quality
in the following areas of law:
| Access to Justice |
Professor
Kim Economides |
| Administrative law |
Professor
Stuart Anderson |
| Banking law |
Associate Professor Struan Scott |
| Bioethics and Health Law |
Professor Mark Henaghan, Professor
Nicola Peart |
| Church & State |
Professor Rex Ahdar, Mr Stephen E Smith |
| Civil Liberties |
Ms
Selene Mize |
| Civil Obligations |
Professor
John Smillie |
| Commercial law |
Mr
Giora Shapira, Professor Rex Ahdar |
| Company law |
Mr
Giora Shapira |
| Comparative law |
Dr
Nigel Jamieson, Professor Kim Economides |
| Comparative Constitutional Law |
Mr Stephen E Smith |
| Competition law (antitrust) |
Professor Rex Ahdar |
| Computer Assisted Legal Retrieval |
Associate Professor
Donna Buckingham |
| Computer-Aided Instruction |
Associate Professor
Donna Buckingham |
| Conflict of Laws |
Mr
Giora Shapira |
| Constitutional Theory |
Mr Andrew Geddis |
| Consumer Credit |
Mr Barry Allan |
| Corporate Criminal Liability |
Mr Barry
Allan |
| Corporate Finance |
Ms Shelley Griffiths, Mr
Giora Shapira |
| Corporate Governance |
Associate Professor Struan Scott |
| Corporations (from a law and society perspective) |
Mr
Michael Robertson |
| Crime & psychiatry |
Professor John Dawson |
| Criminal law |
Ms
Margaret Briggs, Professor Kevin
Dawkins, Professor
Geoff Hall, Professor
Mark Henaghan, Professor Richard Mahoney, Professor
Peter Skegg, Mr Stephen E Smith |
| Criminology |
Professor Geoff Hall |
| Economic Analysis of Law |
Mr
Giora Shapira |
| Election law |
Mr
Andrew Geddis |
| Employment law |
Professor Paul Roth |
| Environmental law |
Ms
Jacinta Ruru, Ms Nicola
Wheen, Mr Ian Williams, Ms Ceri Warnock |
| Family Law |
Professor Mark Henaghan |
| Family Property Law |
Professor Mark Henaghan, Ms Margaret Briggs |
| Family Property and Succession Law |
Professor Nicola Peart |
| Human Genome and Law |
Professor Mark Henaghan |
| Indigenous Peoples Comparative Law |
Ms Jacinta Ruru |
| Intellectual property |
Professor
John Smillie |
| International Criminal Law |
Mr Stephen E Smith |
| International Economic Law |
Dr Tracey Epps |
| International Environmental Law |
Ms Nicola Wheen, Ms Ceri Warnock |
| International Human Rights Law |
Professor Paul Roth, Mr Stephen E Smith |
| International Institutions |
Professor Kevin Dawkins |
| International Trade Law |
Mr
Giora Shapira, Dr Tracey Epps |
| Issues Arising from the Use of the Internet |
Mr Barry Allan |
| Jurisprudence (especially critical
legal theory and Stanley Fish) |
Mr
Michael Robertson |
| Jurisprudence |
Dr
Nigel Jamieson, Professor Kim Economides |
| Law and Development |
Dr Tracey Epps |
| Law and Psychology |
Ms
Selene Mize |
| Law and Religion |
Professor Rex Ahdar |
| Law Governing Research |
Professor John Dawson |
| Law of Contract |
Mr
Giora Shapira |
| Law of Evidence |
Associate Professor
Donna Buckingham, Professor Richard Mahoney, Mr Stephen E Smith |
| Law of Obligations |
Mrs Jessica Palmer |
| Law Reform |
Professor
Kim Economides |
| Law of Torts |
Professor John Smillie |
| Law of Torts (personal injury) |
Ms Judith Ferguson |
| Law Relating to Children (children's rights, child abuse, medico-legal issues) |
Professor
Mark Henaghan |
| Legal Ethics |
Ms Selene
Mize, Professor Kim Economides |
| Legal History |
Dr
Nigel Jamieson, Mr Stephen E Smith |
| Legal Information Systems |
Associate Professor
Donna Buckingham |
| Legal Research Skills |
Ms
Judith Ferguson |
| Legal System |
Dr Nigel Jamieson, Professor Kim Economides |
| Legislative Drafting |
Dr
Nigel Jamieson |
| Maori Land law |
Ms
Jacinta Ruru |
| Media Law |
Ms
Selene Mize |
| Mediation processes |
Professor
Mark Henaghan, Professor Kim Economides |
| Medical Law |
Professor Peter Skegg, Associate Professor Colin Gavaghan |
| Medical Law & Ethics |
Associate Professor Colin Gavaghan |
| Mental Health Law |
Professor John Dawson |
| Misrepresentation |
Mr Barry Allan |
| Modern Legal History |
Professor
Stuart Anderson |
| Negotiation |
Ms
Selene Mize |
| Personal Properties Securities Law |
Mr Barry Allan |
| Planning law |
Mr
Ian Williams |
| Privacy and Information Law |
Professor Paul Roth |
| Property and Equity |
Mrs Jessica Palmer |
| Property Law |
Professor
Stuart Anderson, Ms
Margaret Briggs, Associate Professor Struan Scott, Professor Nicola Peart |
| Property Theory |
Mr
Michael Robertson |
| Public International Law |
Professor Kevin Dawkins |
| Public law |
Professor Geoff Hall, Ms
Nicola Wheen |
| Regulatory Law and Policy |
Dr Tracey Epps |
| Regulation of Capital Markets |
Ms Shelley Griffiths |
| Relationship Property |
Professor
Mark Henaghan |
| Rights Theory |
Mr Andrew Geddis |
| Resource Management Law |
Ms Ceri Warnock |
| Sale of Land |
Mr Ian Williams |
| Sentencing |
Professor Geoff Hall |
| Sentencing Information Systems |
Professor Geoff Hall |
| Socio-legal Studies |
Professor
Kim Economides |
| Sociology of Law |
Professor
Kim Economides |
| Sports Law |
Professor Geoff Hall |
| Statutory Interpretation |
Associate Professor
Donna Buckingham |
| Taxation |
Ms Shelley Griffiths |
| Tort Law |
Barry
Allan |
| Transport Law |
Professor Geoff Hall |
| Treaty of Waitangi |
Ms
Jacinta Ruru, Ms Nicola
Wheen |
| Treaty of Waitangi Settlements |
Professor John Dawson |
| Unjust enrichment |
Associate Professor Struan Scott, Ms Jessica Palmer |
Previous Symposiums and Research
Pacific and Maori Legal Issues Conference 2009
Sustainable Building Issues for the 21st Century - Nils Larsson
The Otago Energy Research Centre held the "Sustainable Building Issues for the 21st Century" presentation by Nils Larsson,
was held on 19 Nov 2007 - click here for detailed information
The Faculty of Law hosted a one-day Symposium entitled "In Good Faith" in celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the New Zealand Maori Council v Attorney-General [1987] 1 NZLR 641 Court of Appeal case on Friday the 29th of June 2007. Symposium Proceedings are now available for purchase.
Inaugural Professorial Lectures held in the faculty are available here.
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