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Welcome to the ANU Law Students' Society The LSS is the representative body for ANU law students, providing a wide range of social, educational and careers-oriented programs and events. With numerous publications, forums and events, the LSS is committed to strongly representing students’ interests and keeping them updated with developments in the legal profession.
Get Involved! The LSS is always interested in having new students contribute to our activities. In 2007, the LSS introduced first year representatives to work in various portfolios in the committee. Elections for these positions will be run in Semester 1. For anyone wanting to get involved, please contact us.
Climate Law and Policy The world’s first legal research centre devoted to climate change was officially opened at The Australian National University by Environment Minister Peter Garrett in June 2008. The ANU Centre for Climate Law and Policy (CCLP) was established in response to a growing awareness of the legal dimensions of global warming.
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ALSA Conference 2012

The ALSA Conference is the highlight of the ALSA Calendar. Held from the 9th – 16th July, the Conference will be attended by more than 500 law students from Australia, New Zealand, and South East Asia. It is one of the largest student conference in Australia, and the only conference of its kind for law students. Hosted through the combined efforts of all six Victorian Universities in 2012, the theme for the Conference is ‘Advancing Australia’s Future Leaders’.

The Conference is home to the national finals of 6 legal competitions. Over 350 legal professionals evaluate the performance of our competitors each year ranging from solicitors to Chief Justices. The ALSA Conference will feature a range of other activities, including Australian Legal Education Forums, meetings of ALSA Council, Opening and Closing Gala Dinners with keynote speakers, Speakers’ Forums, social events and day trips.

For more information visit alsaconference.com.au. We can also be found at facebook.com/alsa2012 and on Twitter @ALSAConference.
 

International Criminal Court Conference, UNSW, February 14-15 2012

In February 2012, UNSW is hosting a major international conference on the International Criminal Court. Key speakers will include the ICC President, the ICC Deputy Prosecutor, and academic experts in international criminal law including Professor Benjamin Schiff and Professor William Schabas. For more info, see the official website

STUDENTS WELCOME: Click here for information form which allows students to register at the special student discount rate.
   

Pre-Exam Tutors Wanted

The fluff has started falling, so there's a good chance people are starting to think about exams. Industrious and talented ones should also start thinking about being a pre-exam tutor, open for all compulsory second semester law units.

We're paying $100 per one hour tutorial, and you can run up to three of these per subject. $300 for something that you've already done most of the work for.

If you're interested, email Education VP Dave Rowe at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with what you want to tutor, why you're qualified, and a brief note on how you're planning to run the tute.
   

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