Vol. 63 No. 3 (2012): Autumn

Articles

• Introduction

  Karen Brennan, Niamh Howlin, Sara Ramshaw

  321-322

  • NILQ 63.3.1 Intro
• ‘Paddling a canoe with an oar made of oak’: the enduring legacy of British law in Pacific island states

  Sue Farran

  323-341

  • NILQ 63.3.2 Farran
• Courts and the emergence of statehood in post-colonial Africa

  Rachel L Ellett

  343-363

  • NILQ 63.3.3 Ellett
• The Privy Council appeal as a minority safeguard for the Protestant community of the Irish Free State, 1922–1935

  Thomas Mohr

  365-395

  • NILQ 63.3.4 Mohr
• The evolution of a public sentinel: Australia’s Solicitor General

  Gabrielle Appleby

  397-416

  • NILQ 63.3.5 Appleby
• Law and the practice of politics in the Canadian Department of Justice: completing confederation

  Jonathan Swainger

  417-433

  • NILQ 63.3.6 Swainger