The Australian Bar Review (ABR) is a highly regarded Australian law journal, providing an ideal forum for the scholarly discussion of current issues in legal doctrine and procedure throughout Australia. The Australian Bar Review is produced under the auspices of the Australian Bar Association.
Peer reviewed and featuring a high standard of contributions from members of the Judiciary, legal practitioners and academics, the Australian Bar Review is for members of the Bar, the Bench and all those involved in the legal profession and legal academia.
Containing analytical articles, short notes, comments, reports, recent cases and reviews of significant books in the field of legal doctrine and procedure, this law journal covers all Australian jurisdictions and also international developments where they are of wide general interest or of relevance to the Australian situation.
The Australian Bar Review is available in hardcopy or online formats.
General Information
| Author | Lindsay, G |
| Subject Area | Litigation, Practice and Procedure |
| Country | Australia |
Journal
| Updates | 3 issues per volume (optional binder); charged per volume (approx 1 vol annually) |
| Charging Method | Per Volume |
| Format | Journal |
| Publication Year | 1985 |
Online
| Updates | Online; updated with as developments require; charged annually. |
| Charging Method | Annual |
| Format | Online |
| Publication Year | 1985 |
The
Australian Bar Review regularly features:
- Articles on matters of current interest in legal doctrine and procedure
- Analytical articles of substantial length, shorter notes, comments and reviews of significant books
- President of ABA Report
- Extra-judicial notes - reports statements of senior Australian judges
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