Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. Routine firearm carriage by the New South Wales Police Force is commonly understood to derive from longstanding common law authority.
This belief has been reinforced through police education and institutional narratives, yet is rarely interrogated. [...]
Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. Each year, hundreds of families in the ACT and NSW face coronial investigations after losing a loved one. For most, this process is
unfamiliar and overwhelming. Timely, trauma-informed information is crucial, yet research shows access is inconsistent and ... [...]
Homelessness is a pervasive societal problem for large numbers of people, leading to numerous negative outcomes. Research has shown that the prevalence of mental disorders
among individuals experiencing homelessness is consistently higher than in the general population, in turn, being associated with a higher likelihood of incarceration. [...]
This study investigates the impact of Corporate Social Responsibility disclosure (CSRD) on the price discovery efficiency of 220 non-financial firms listed on stock exchanges
across 10 MENA countries from 2010 to 2022. We analyze how CSRD influences the speed at which new information is incorporated into stock prices. [...]
The study examines the relationship between leadership and pro-environmental behavior (PEB), synthesizing findings from 76 peer-reviewed journal articles to explore how leadership
styles influence such behavior, integrating diverse theoretical frameworks, including transformational, servant, and emerging leadership approaches, and identifying [...]
The imposition of preventive sanctions on offenders—ranging from preventive detention to community supervision—generally requires that the offender is held to be “dangerous”:
a legal “dangerousness criterion” must be met. This article shows that in Dutch criminal law, these dangerousness criteria are vague. [...]
Perpetrator programmes are an established component of institutional responses to violence against women. Drawing on the Italian case, this article examines how organisational
and institutional configurations are associated with variation in programme intake. [...]
We argue that generative AI can degrade research by eroding the very practices through which scholarly judgement is formed. As constitutive conditions for the production and
validation of knowledge, these practices cannot be reduced to the outputs of research, which is what AI tools so effectively simulate. [...]
Reimagining State Aid argues that Article 107 TFEU no longer describes what State aid control does and proposes amendments to recalibrate and narrow the notion of aid, modernise
the compatibility grounds and expressly ground Commission frameworks in Article 108. [...]
Eviction is a leading cause of California housing instability, making eviction reduction a policy priority. Yet some strategies to reduce evictions lack an empirical or economic
foundation, and the effectiveness of any particular policy is likely to hinge on the mechanisms determining eviction outcomes. [...]