By Anonymous (Art: Guy Exton) The 2002 congressional mandate authorizing the invasion of Afghanistan by United States troops reads: ‘The President is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized,…
Continue Reading →A: "Every other course seems to just be learning, but with law I think you really get to apply your knowledge." B: "Yeah, I mean, I know I've only read two cases, but I actually really, really enjoyed them." -…
Continue Reading →By Charlotte Maybery-Reupert We must stop telling grief-stricken Americans that the Australian model of gun control is the solution to their mass shootings. While the Australian policy is undoubtedly effective, its implementation and reforms are completely unsuited to the American…
Continue Reading →By Emilio Lanera Emilio is a second year PPE/Arts student majoring in English and minoring in International Relations. Some of his interests include writing, reading, tennis and keeping up to date with international affairs. In recent years, online activism has…
Continue Reading →By Rian Terrell Rian is a 4th year Arts/Law student. Most Australians would be familiar with Australia’s operation of regional processing centres on Nauru and Manus Island. What is less known, however, is that the High Court of Australia also…
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