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Can anyone help me find the court transcript of R v McEwen 1996 (1 Viewer)

Sophie25_08

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I am doing an assignment on women's rights cases and R v McEwen 1996 sounds good but i can't find any good info on it. Also if you have any other good cases in mind please post them :confused:
 

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I am doing an assignment on women's rights cases and R v McEwen 1996 sounds good but i can't find any good info on it. Also if you have any other good cases in mind please post them :confused:
Leves v Haines?
Hill v Water Resources Commission 1985
Wardley v Ansett Transport Industries (Operations) Pty Ltd 1984
 
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hey, do you know of any aboriginal rights cases that we could find court transcripts to? Apart from Mabo and wik.
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hey, do you know of any aboriginal rights cases that we could find court transcripts to? Apart from Mabo and wik.
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Transcripts? Not exactly, but the best I can do:

R v Robyn Bella Kina - [1994] AboriginalLB 15; 3(67)pg14

ie the case of R v Kina, which enshrined battered women's syndrome as a legitimate defence for murder. Cultural rights are upheld here as the law demonstrates an understanding of equity and addresses the issue of Aboriginal customs - specifically that to not speak/disrespect the dead.

http://www.austlii.org/au/journals/AboriginalLB/

Also the fundamental right to be recognised as a family unit. ATSI marriages do not fulfil the conventional definitions of marriage [as stated in the Marriage Act 1961 (Cwlth) and Hyde v Hyde & Woodmansee 1866], so a 'meet-halfway' approach was introduced by a 1986 parliamentary report titled Twenty Years of Law Reform.

http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/other/IndigLRes/1986/2/2.html?query=^aboriginal%20marriage

Ctrl + F "Daunton-Fear and Freiberg (1977)"
 
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