2014 Full Issue

Contents

No Learner Left Behind: Is New Zealand Meeting its Obligations under Article 24 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities? Philippa Moran

High Hopes, Disappointing Reality: Implementing the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities when the Going gets Tough Erin Gough

Is a Judicial Discretion needed to Soften the “All or Nothing” Nature of the Doctrine of Frustration? Blake Carey

No Soul to Damn? Revisiting the Case for Corporate Manslaughter in New Zealand Mitchell Spence

Rape Myths and Invisible Crime: The Use of Actuarial Tools to Predict Sexual Recidivism Anna Chalton

Privacy Law in the Abortion Context Sarah Alawi

Reconciling the Clash: A Comparison of the Australian and Canadian Legal Approaches to Burdening Indigenous Hunting Rights Alice Sowry

Exploring Constitutional Legitimacy Aishwarya S Bagchi

This Journal was published with support from the New Zealand Law Foundation.