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![handle is hein.journals/griffith8 and id is 1 raw text is: GRIFFITH LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 8 Number 1 1999
ARTICLES
Politics and Markets: What are they good for?
GeoffAiro-Farulla 1
Gender in Cyberspace: Women lawyers and the Internet
Heather Douglas 29
The Common Law Construct of Native Title:
A 're-fedeualisation' of Australian land law
Scott Grattan and Luke McNamara 50
The Return of the Evidencer's Eye:
Rhetoric and the visual technologies of proof
Piyel Haldar 86
The 'No Evidence' Doctrine and the Limits to Judicial Review
Timothy HJones and Robert Thomas 102
Taking Rights Symptomatically: Jouissance, coupure, objetpetit a
William MacNeil 134
Developing a Public Dimension to Private Violence
John Murphy 152
The Diversion and Disposition of Young Aboriginal Offenders in
Western Australia: A human rights perspective
Amber Crosthwaite 171
REVIEWS
Anti-lawyers: Religion and the critics of law and state
BY DAVID SAUNDERS
[Review by Haig Patapan] 201](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.journals/griffith8&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)