Prof Dan Meagher

Fundamental Rights and Necessary Implication

D Meagher

(2023), pp. 0067205X2211463-0067205X2211463, Federal Law Review, C1

Voting Age and Non-Discrimination in New Zealand

Dan Meagher, Andrew Geddis

(2023), pp. 393-401, Public Law: the constitutional and administrative law of the commonwealth, London, Eng., C1

A Case for Recognising Non-Discrimination as a Fundamental Right at Common Law

Dan Meagher, Dominique Allen, Janina Boughey

(2023), Vol. 46, pp. 902-930, University of New South Wales Law Journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

Common Law in Statute

Dan Meagher

(2022), Vol. 52, pp. 79-93, Australian Bar Review, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

On the Wane? The Principle of Legality in the High Court of Australia

Dan Meagher

(2021), Vol. 32, pp. 61-81, PUBLIC LAW REVIEW, C1

Taking Seriously the Free Exercise of Religion under the Australian Constitution

B Saunders, D Meagher

(2021), Vol. 43, pp. 287-314, Sydney Law Review, C1

Statutory Precedents under the "Modern Approach" to Statutory Interpretation

Lisa Crawford, Dan Meagher

(2020), Vol. 42, pp. 209-239, SYDNEY LAW REVIEW, C1

THE 'ALWAYS SPEAKING' APPROACH TO STATUTES (AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS MISAPPLICATION IN AUBREY V THE QUEEN)

Dan Meagher

(2020), Vol. 43, pp. 191-217, UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES LAW JOURNAL, C1

Is there a common law "Right" to freedom of speech?

Daniel Meagher

(2019), Vol. 43, pp. 269-302, Melbourne University law review, Melbourne, Vic., C1

The 'modern approach' to statutory interpretation and the principle of legality: an issue of coherence?

D Meagher

(2018), pp. 397-425, Federal law review, Canberra, A.C.T., C1

Two Reflections on Retrospectivity in Statutory Interpretation

Dan Meagher

(2018), Vol. 29, pp. 224-240, PUBLIC LAW REVIEW, C1

The principle of legality and contemporanea exposition est optima et fortissima in lege

D Meagher

(2017), Vol. 38, pp. 98-115, Statute law review, Oxford, Eng., C1

The judicial evolution (or counter-revolution) of fundamental rights protection in Australia

D Meagher

(2017), Vol. 42, pp. 9-13, Alternative law journal, London, Eng., C1-1

THE COMMON LAW PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY AND SECONDARY LEGISLATION

Dan Meagher, Matthew Groves

(2016), Vol. 39, pp. 450-487, UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES LAW JOURNAL, C1

The principle of legality and a common law bill of rights - clear statement rules head down under

D Meagher

(2016), Vol. 42, pp. 65-127, Brooklyn journal of international law, Brooklyn, N.Y., C1-1

The Human Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Act 2011 (Cth) and the courts

D Meagher

(2014), Vol. 42, pp. 1-25, Federal law review, Canberra, A. C. T., C1

The Principle of Legality as Clear Statement Rule: Significance and Problems

D Meagher

(2014), Vol. 36, pp. 413-443, Sydney Law Review, Sydney, NSW, C1

The common law principle of legality

D Meagher

(2013), Vol. 38, pp. 209-213, Alternative law journal, Melbourne, Vic., C1

The common law presumption of consistency with international law : some observations from Australia (and comparisons with New Zealand)

D Meagher

(2012), Vol. 3, pp. 465-486, New Zealand law review, Auckland, New Zealand, C1

The legal recognition of same-sex unions in Australia : a constitutional analysis

M Brock, D Meagher

(2011), Vol. 22, pp. 266-278, Public law review, Rozelle, N. S. W., C1

The Brennan conception of the implied freedom : theory, proportionality and deference

D Meagher

(2011), Vol. 30, pp. 119-133, University of Queensland law journal, St Lucia, Qld., C1

The common law principle of legality in the age of rights

D Meagher

(2011), Vol. 35, pp. 449-477, Melbourne university law review, Melbourne, Vic., C1

The significance of Al-Kateb v Godwin for the Australian Bill of Rights debate

D Meagher

(2010), Vol. 12, pp. 15-25, Constitutional law and policy review, Chatswood, N.S.W., C1

CONSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT IN A FROZEN CONTINENT: ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF GEORGE WINTERTON

Dan Meagher

(2010), Vol. 15, pp. 107-116, DEAKIN LAW REVIEW, C1-1

The status of using drug detection dogs under Australian law

D Meagher

(2009), Vol. 33, pp. 165-174, Criminal law journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

Investigating 'indecent, obscene or pornographic' art : lessons from the Bill Henson controversy

D Meagher

(2009), Vol. 14, pp. 292-307, Media and arts law review, North Ryde, N.S.W., C1

The scope of judicial rights interpretation under bills of rights ( and its political consequences)

D Meagher

(2009), Vol. 20, pp. 214-232, Public law review, North Ryde, N.S.W., C1

The principle of legality and the judicial protection of rights - Evans v New South Wales

D Meagher

(2009), Vol. 37, pp. 293-311, Federal law review, Canberra, A.C.T., C1

The democratic credentials of statutory bills of rights (and those of a self-styled majoritarian democrat)

D Meagher

(2008), Vol. 19, pp. 27-56, King's law journal, Oxford, U.K., C1

Freedom of political communication, public officials and the emerging right to personal privacy in Australia

D Meagher

(2008), Vol. 29, pp. 175-204, Adelaide law review, Adelaide, S. Aust., C1

The status of flag desecration in Australian law

D Meagher

(2008), Vol. 34, pp. 73-102, University of Western Australia law review, Nedlands, W.A., C1

So far no good: the regulatory failure of criminal racial vilification laws in Australia

D Meagher

(2006), Vol. 17, pp. 209-232, Public law review, North Ryde, N.S.W., C1

Inciting racial violence as sedition: a problem of definition?

D Meagher

(2006), Vol. 30, pp. 289-301, Criminal law journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

The tragic High Court decisions in Al-Kateb and Al Khafaji: the triumph of the 'plain fact' interpretive approach and constitutional form over substance

D Meagher

(2005), Vol. 7, pp. 69-80, Constitutional law and policy review, St. Leonards, NSW, C1

The status of the Kable principle in Australian constitutional law

D Meagher

(2005), Vol. 16, pp. 182-187, Public law review, North Ryde, N.S.W., C1

Taking parliamentary sovereignty seriously within a Bill of Rights framework

D Meagher

(2005), Vol. 10, pp. 686-696, Deakin law review, Burwood, Vic., C1

The protection of political communication under the Australian constitution

D Meagher

(2005), Vol. 28, pp. 30-68, University of New South Wales law journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

The 'fighting words' doctrine : off the First Amendment canvas and into the implied freedom ring?

D Meagher

(2005), Vol. 28, pp. 852-860, University of New South Wales law journal, Kensington, N.S.W., C1

Regulating history: Australian racial vilification law and history denial

D Meagher

(2005), Vol. 24, pp. 499-532, University of Queensland law journal, Brisbane, Qld., C1

So far so good? : A critical evaluation of racial vilification laws in Australia

D Meagher

(2004), Vol. 32, pp. 225-253, Federal law review, Canberra, A.C.T., C1

Back to the future : the war on terror and its impact on civil liberties

D Meagher

(2004), Vol. 15, pp. 177-182, Public law review, Rozelle, N.S.W., C1

Excessive force used in making an arrest: does it make the arrest ipso facto unlawful?

D Meagher

(2004), Vol. 28, pp. 237-242, Criminal law journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

What is 'political communication'? The rationale and scope of the implied freedom of political communication

D Meagher

(2004), Vol. 28, pp. 438-473, Melbourne University law review, Melbourne, Vic., C1

The times are they a-changin'? Can the Commonwealth parliament legislate for same sex marriages?

D Meagher

(2003), Vol. 17, pp. 134-154, Australian journal of family law, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

New day rising? Non-originalism, Justice Kirby and section 80 of the Constitution

D Meagher

(2002), Vol. 24, pp. 141-188, Sydney law review, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

Black and white is always grey-the power of the police to conduct a strip search in Victoria

D Meagher

(2002), Vol. 26, pp. 43-56, Criminal law journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1

Guided by voices? - Constitutional interpretation on the Gleeson Court

D Meagher

(2002), Vol. 7, pp. 261-293, Deakin law review, Burwood, Vic., C1