Selected articles from Judicial Commission publications and papers from  the Commission’s seminars and conferences are posted on the website for the interest and benefit of the legal profession and the community. Subscription information for the Judicial Officers’ Bulletin and The Judicial Review is available here.

2016 articles

• The Honourable Tom Bathurst  AC, Chief Justice of NSW, “The nature of the profession; the state of the law” (2016) 28 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 13
• Dr D Eades, “Judicial understandings of Aboriginality and language use” (2016) 12 The Judicial Review 471
• Dr D Kenny, “The adolescent brain: implications for understanding young offenders” (2016) 28 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 23
• The Honourable Justice Helen Wood, Supreme Court of Tasmania, “Cultural diversity: reflections on the role of the judge in ensuring a fair trial” (2016) 28 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 35

2017 articles

• E Buxton-Namisnyk and A Butler, “What’s language got to do with it? Learning from discourse, language and stereotyping in domestic violence homicide cases” (2017) 29 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 99
• Professor J Peel and Dean H M Osofsky, “Climate change litigation: lessons and pathways” (2017) 29 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 99

2018 articles

• P Mizzi, “The sentencing reforms — balancing the causes and consequences of offending with community safety” (2018) 30 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 73

2019 articles

• His Honour Judge Roger Dive, “Twenty years of the Drug Court of NSW” (2019) 31 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 1
• P Mizzi, “Balancing prosecution with the right to a fair trial: the child sexual abuse reforms in NSW” (2019) 31 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 11
• Professor A Linacre, “Latent DNA: ‘seeing’ the location of DNA” (2019) 31 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 23
• Carly Schrever, “Australia’s first research measuring judicial stress: what does it mean for judicial officers and the courts?” (2019) 31 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 41
• U Doyle, “First Nations consensus in contitutional reform, nation building and treaty making processes” (2019) 31 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 51
• B O’Neill, “Decolonising the mind: working with transgenerational trauma and First Nations people” (2019) 31 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 54

2020 articles

• P Hora, “The trauma-informed courtroom” (2020) 32 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 11
• A Levin and T Kashyap, “Law enforcement and police powers in NSW during COVID-19” (2020) 32 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 29
• K Nomchong SC, “Sexual harassment and the judiciary” (2020) 32 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 55
• P Doyle Gray, “Remote justice in the time of COVID-19 and beyond” (2020) 32 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 65

2021 articles

• Professor M Langton AM, “Thirty years on from the Royal Commission, what needs to change?” (2021) 33 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 25
• S Norrish QC, “Thirty years on from the Royal Commission, what can judicial officers do?” (2021) 33 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 29
• L McCallum and E Timms, “Black letter law” (2021) 33 Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 37
• D McMillan, PhD, “Criminalising coercive control: a complex discussion” (2021) Judicial Officers’ Bulletin 57