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The Procedural and Substantive Aspects of Applications for Special Leave to Appeal in the High Court of Australia

Ben Wickham

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The High Court of Australia has now joined other courts of appeal all over the world in introducing written advocacy. Based on experience of other courts, this is bound to have a positive impact on the quality of appellate justice in Australia.

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The High Court of Australia has now joined other courts of appeal all over the world in introducing written advocacy. Based on experience of other courts, this is bound to have a positive impact on the quality of appellate justice in Australia.

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The High Court of Australia has now joined other courts of appeal all over the world in introducing written advocacy. Based on experience of other courts, this is bound to have a positive impact on the quality of appellate justice in Australia.

Key concepts: Appeal, High Court, Publishing, Law, Political science, Economic Justice, Project commissioning, Federal court

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