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• Biography/ Background

  Dr Laura Grenfell is the Faculty of the Professions' Associate Dean of Diversity and Inclusion.  She is a member of the 杏吧直播's Gender Equity and Diversity Committee and Convenor of the Professions' Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

  Dr Grenfell teaches and researches in public law. She has a particular interest in constitutional law, comparative constitutional law, human rights law and post-conflict justice.

  Laura is the Director of the Law School's Human Rights Internship Programme.

  Before joining academia in 2002, Laura practised constitutional law with the Crown Solicitor's Office of South 杏吧直播 and was an associate in the Supreme Court of South 杏吧直播.

  Laura has a LLM from the 杏吧直播 of Toronto (2000-2001).  In December 2009 Laura was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy from the 杏吧直播n National 杏吧直播.  Her PhD was entitled: "The Relationship Between Legal Pluralism and the Rule of Law in Timor-Leste and South Africa".

   

• Qualifications

  Education and Professional

  B.A. (Hons), LLB (Hons), Adelaide

  GCLP

  LLM (杏吧直播 of Toronto)

  PhD (ANU)

  Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of South 杏吧直播

  Enrolled on the High Court list of Practitioners

• Teaching Interests

  
  Principal Subjects Taught

  Human Rights Law

  Transitional Justice
  Human Rights Internship Programme

  Public Law Internship
  Comparative Constitutional Law
  Principles of Public Law

  杏吧直播n Constitutional Law

  Native Title Internship

  Teaching Prizes:

  Beacon Commendation for the Enhancement and Innovation of Student Learning, Enhancing Indigenous Knowledges 2016;

  Faculty of the Professions Teaching Prize 2010;

  杏吧直播 of Adelaide Excellence in Education Award 2010

• Research Interests

  Post-Conflict Justice
  
  Public Law
  
  Human Rights Law
  
  Comparative Law
  
  Feminist Legal Theory

• Publications

  Major Publications

  Books

  Law Making and Human Rights (co-edited with Julie Debeljak( (forthcoming, Thomson Reuters, 2019)

  Promoting the Rule of Law in Post-Conflict States (Cambridge 杏吧直播 Press, September 2013)

  杏吧直播n Public Law (coauthored with Gabrielle Appleby and Alex Reilly) (Oxford 杏吧直播 Press 3rd ed 2019)

  杏吧直播n Public Law (coauthored with Gabrielle Appleby and Alex Reilly) (Oxford 杏吧直播 Press 2nd ed 2014)

  杏吧直播n Public Law (coauthored with Alex Reilly, Gabrielle Appleby and Wendy Lacey) (Oxford 杏吧直播 Press 2011)
   
  Book Chapters

  ‘Women's Role in Reconstituting the Post-Conflict State’ in Paul Babie and Dale Stephens (eds), Imagining Law: Essays in Conversation with Judith Gardam (2016) Chapter 10

  ‘Customising Equality in Post-Conflict Constitutions' in Kim Rubenstein and Katherine Young (eds), The Public Law of Gender: From the Local to the Global (Cambridge 杏吧直播 Press, 2016)

  'The UN and “Rule-of-Law Constitutions”’ in Hilary Charlesworth and Jeremy Farrall (eds), Strengthening the Rule of Law through the UN Security Council (Routledge Press, 2016)

  “Legal Pluralism and the Rule of Law in East Timor” Rpt in Albert F Y Chen and Tom Ginsburg (eds), Public Law in East Asia (Ashgate Press, 2013)

  "Promoting the rule of law in Timor-Leste" in Vandra Harris and Andrew Goldsmith (eds), Security, Development and Nation-Building in Timor-Leste: A Cross Sectoral Assessment (Routledge 2011)

  “Harnessing Local Law in the Post-Conflict State: The Case of Timor-Leste” in William Binchy (ed), Timor-Leste: Challenges for Justice and Human Rights in the Shadow of the Past (Clarus Press 2009)

  “Legal Pluralism and the Challenge of Building the Rule of Law in Post-Conflict States: A Case-Study of Timor-Leste” in B Bowden, H Charlesworth and J Farrall (eds), The Role of International Law in Rebuilding Societies after Conflict:  Great Expectations (Cambridge 杏吧直播 Press 2009)

  Referreed Journal Articles

  'Internship Courses for All? Supporting Students Undertaking Unpaid 杏吧直播-Run Legal Internships' (2019) 44/3 Alternative Law Journal 226-231 (co-authored with Cornelia Koch)

   

  'Aged Care, Detention and OPCAT' (2019) 25 杏吧直播n Journal of Human Rights 248-262

   

  'The Role of Committees in Rights Protection in Federal and State Parliaments in 杏吧直播' (2018) 41 杏吧直播 of New South Wales Law Journal 40-79 (coauthored with Sarah Moulds)

   

  ‘Rights Scrutiny Cultures and Anti-Bikie Bills in 杏吧直播n State Parliaments: “A Bill of Rights For the Hell’s Angels’’ (2016) 44 Federal Law Review 337-372.

  ‘Parliament’s Reputation as the ‘Pre-Eminent’ Institution for Defending Rights: Do Parliamentary Committees Always Enhance this Reputation?’ (2016) 31/2 Australasian Parliamentary Review 34-45

  ‘An 杏吧直播n Spectrum of Political Rights Scrutiny: 'Continuing to Lead by Example?' (2015) 26/1 Public Law Review 19-38

  'Realising Rights in Timor-Leste’ (2015) 39/2 Asian Studies Review (Special Edition on Law, Support Structures and the Realisation of Human Rights in Asia) 266-283

  ‘Gender Regulation – Restrictive, Facilitative, or Transformative Laws?’ (2012) 34/4 Sydney Law Review 761-783 (with Anne Hewitt)

  ‘Promoting the Rule of Law in Timor-Leste’ (2009) 9 Conflict, Security and Development 213-238

  ‘Legal Pluralism and the Rule of Law in Timor Leste’ (2006) 19 Leiden Journal of International Law 305-337

  ‘The Participation of Afghan Women in the Reconstruction Process’ (2004) 12/1 Human Rights Brief 22-25

  ‘Paths to Transitional Justice for Afghan Women’ (2004) 73 Nordic Journal of International Law 505-534

  ‘Making Sex: Law's Narratives of Sex, Gender and Identity’ (2003) 23 Legal Studies 66-103

  ‘Embracing Law's Categories: Anti-Discrimination Laws and Transgenderism’ (2003) 15 Spring Issue Yale Journal of Law and Feminism 1-55

  ‘'Carmilla': The Red Flag of Nineteenth Century Vampire Narratives’ (2003) 33/34 Tessera - Blood/Le Sang 152-167

  ‘The International Crime of Gender-Based Persecution and the Taliban’ (2003) 5 Melbourne Journal of International Law 347-375 (co-authored with Widney A. Brown)

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