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The New Zealand Law Review

The New Zealand Law Review is the leading law review in New Zealand.

For subscription to, or copies of the New Zealand Law Review, please click here.

Books

The Foundation occasionally assists with the publication of books. Recent books include:

The Permanent New Zealand Court of Appeal: Essays on the first 50 years, edited by Rick Bigwood (Hart Publishing 2009)

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Learned in the Law: The Auckland Law School 1883-2008, Brian Coote, (Legal Research Foundation 2009)

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Conference papers

Past Legal Research Foundation conference papers available for purchase include:

• 2009, November: Sports Law - the Changing Game (sports_ebrochure) 
• 2009, October: Legal Method: The Rule of Law (lm_rule_of_law_brochure)
• 2009, October: Internet Trade Mark Issues
• 2009, September: Civil Litigation in Crisis - Beyond the Crisis? (civil_lit_joint_conference_ebrochure)
• 2009, August: A Modern Law of Trusts (trusts__ebrochure)
• 2009, May: Regulation of NZ Capital Markets (capital_markets_e-brochure)
• 2008, September: Human Rights at the Frontier
• 2008, March: The Permanent Court of Appeal in New Zealand, a Celebration of 50 Years
• 2008, February: Civil Litigation in Crisis - What Crisis?
• 2007, October: Movements and Markers in Criminal Law
• 2007, July: Legal Method IV: Rights and Freedoms in New Zealand: The Bill of Rights Comes of Age
• 2007, March: "Whose Law is it Anyway?: Harmonising Australian and New Zealand Business laws"
• 2006, September: The Modern Reality of Dealing with the Commercial Regulators
• 2006, June: Media Law
• 2006, March: Trade Marks: the Europlan for Trade Marketry, lecture by Professor Bill Cornish
• 2006, February: Miscarriages of Justice
• 2005, August: Legal Method III: Law, Social Policy, and the Role of the Courts
• 2005, July: Charities: Questions and Answers
• 2005, February: Tribunals Law and Practice: Current Issues
• 2005, February: Corporate Governance at the Crossroads
• 2004, September: How to Find That Smoking Gun?  The Hidden Secrets of Discovery, Disclosure and Waiver of Privilege
• 2003, June: Tribunals Law and Practice
• 2003, June: Human Rights and the Treaty of Waitangi
• 2003, May: Making and Interpreting Statutes

Most papers are available in soft and hard copy.  Please enquire as to availability.  The cost of papers is $50 for an electronic copy in PDF form, and $75 for a photocopy.

Occasional papers

The report written by Sir Thomas Thorpe and discussed at the Miscarriages of Justice conference is available as an occasional publication at $20.  This paper is also included in the conference papers.

How to purchase

To purchase LRF publications: