Best Selden Podcasts (2024)

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Sir Charles Lilley and the Grimley Affair 53:46

3M ago53:46

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Sir Charles Lilley (1827–97) was a towering figure in politics and law in colonial Queensland, but his final years were dogged by controversy.  In October 1892, Sir Charles announced his intention to resign as second Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland (1879–93). The catalyst was his behaviour throughout the 57-day civil trial of Queen…

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Queensland Law Society: serving ‘conscientious, honest lawyers’ 1:03:19

8M ago1:03:19

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A statement praising ‘conscientious honest lawyers’ was published in a Brisbane newspaper in 1874. At that time, the public image of lawyers—barristers, as well as solicitors—was poor. For decades Queensland Parliaments were inclined to agree. The creation of the incorporated Queensland Law Society was seen as an important step in improving the rep…

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Mr Justice Harding—a titan of Queensland law 30:12

11M ago30:12

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George Rogers Harding (1838–1895) was the 5th Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland and is regarded as one of Queensland’s finest civil lawyers, whose rigorous analytical approach helped to establish the reputation of the Supreme Court. He is also known as one of Queensland’s most influential bibliophiles and was instrumental in developing a fin…

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Episode #19: Diana Rutherford - From D1 Softball To Real Estate Agent 56:05

12M ago56:05

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In today's episode, I have the pleasure of having Diana Rutherford on the call to share about her journey of playing Division 1 softball for Iowa State Cyclones and becoming a real estate professional after finishing college. What I appreciate most about Diana is her commitment to helping her community live better lives through her efforts voluntee…

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Lord Denning 52:59

1y ago52:59

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Many consider Lord Denning (1899–1999) to be the most important English judge of the 20th century. His witty and trenchant judgments are read by law students and cited by legal texts and lawyers in the United Kingdom as well as Australia, Canada and beyond. The Honourable James Douglas uses this lecture to examine Lord Denning’s life and judicial p…

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Episode #18: Imran Haider - From College Basketball Coach To College Professor 1:00:08

1+ y ago1:00:08

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In today’s episode, I’m talking with former athlete, professor, and business advisor Imran Haider about his journey as an athlete and how he transitioned into coaching at the Division 1 level, and later becoming a professor after playing one year in a semi-professional basketball league. What I appreciate most about our conversation is Imran provid…

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Sir Frederick Jordan: Australia’s most influential judge? 36:38

1+ y ago36:38

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Sir Frederick Jordan served as Chief Justice of New South Wales from 1934–1949. His vigorous defence of the rule of law during World War II sometimes put him at odds with the governments of the day and the High Court of Australia, but his fiercely written judgments remain relevant and continue to be cited even into this new century. Although Sir Fr…

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Episode #17: Cody Askins - From College Basketball To Insurance Industry Leader 47:13

1+ y ago47:13

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In today’s episode of the Athletes Journey Podcast, I am interviewing successful former collegiate athlete, podcaster, and insurance entrepreneur Cody Askins about his journey as an athlete and how he transitioned into the insurance sector while he was still a student-athlete. What I appreciate most about our conversation is Cody is one of the best…

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Episode #16: Erik Selden - From D1 Football To Successful Leader & Banker 53:40

1+ y ago53:40

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In today’s episode of the Athletes Journey Podcast, I interviewed successful former D1 athlete, senior banker, and podcaster Erik Selden about his journey as a student-athlete and how it prepared him for life after sports. What I appreciate most about our conversation is Erik’s strategies on ways we can all be successful in our lives and careers as…

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Episode #15: Rob Finkelstein - From Collegiate Runner To Entrepreneur 34:58

1+ y ago34:58

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In today’s episode of The Athlete’s Journey, I have the pleasure of talking with Rob Finkelstein the Founder and CEO of Alumni Direct, a platform dedicated to helping universities foster better relationships with their current students and alumni to increase donor engagement, alumni success, and the overall impact of the university. In my call with…

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Kidnapping and slavery in Queensland: the 'Jason' and the 'Hopeful' 1:00:33

1+ y ago1:00:33

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In our latest episode, Dr Andrew Stumer and Professor Emeritus Kay Saunders AO examine two Queensland criminal cases from the late 19th century. With the rapid expansion of sugar production in Queensland in the second half of the 19th century, new sources of labour were sought. In 1871, the Supreme Court of Queensland upheld the conviction of Capta…

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Making law through practice: examples from commercial law 39:56

2y ago39:56

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Sir Ross Cranston will draw on themes in his recent book, Making commercial law through practice 1830–1970 (Cambridge UP, 2021), emphasising the Australian dimension.  He will examine three areas: markets, agency and sales, to show that although the common law provided the backdrop to commercial activity, it was in practice a flexible tool to achie…

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1922: after Ryan, the storm 51:43

2y ago51:43

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TJ Ryan, as leader of Queensland’s first Labor government to have a majority in the lower house of state parliament, implemented wide‑ranging political, economic and social reforms in the face of opposition from the upper house and resistance from the Supreme Court of Queensland. After his untimely death in 1922, Ryan’s successors launched sustaine…

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Justices of the US Supreme Court—Chief Justice John Marshall and the establishment of judicial review 47:31

2+ y ago47:31

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During John Marshall’s long tenure as Chief Justice (1801-1835) a decision of particular importance was Marbury v Madison 5 US 137 (1803), in which Marshall CJ delivered the opinion of the court. The judgment established the key role of the Supreme Court in determining the constitutional validity of federal legislation. The decision would become hi…

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Episode #14: Kyle Miller - Staying True To Yourself Is The Best Strategy 47:27

2+ y ago47:27

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Kyle Miller is the owner and creative director at TImber Reel Productions, a content creation company based in Portland, Oregon. Timber Reel produces consistent, purposeful photo and video content that represents a company's goals and target audience. The content produced consists of commercials, photography, scripts, informative and social videos,…

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Episode #13: Brett Lorin - You Have To Be Honest With Yourself 40:37

2+ y ago40:37

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In today's episode, I have the pleasure of having Brett Lorin on the show to discuss his journey of playing professional baseball and his transition into business and podcasting after his career ended. Brett was born and raised in southern California where he was involved in multiple sports from an early age. He played baseball and basketball all t…

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Episode #12: Alex Smagala - How To Be Successful Beyond Sports 52:36

2+ y ago52:36

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In today’s episode, I sat down to talk with Alex Smagala, a former D1 baseball player turned entrepreneur to discuss his athletic journey and how, after a career-ending injury, shifted his mindset to focus on life after sports. Alex is passionate about helping financial advisors understand how specialized mortgage products can help their clients ex…

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Merthyr House—the home of Sir Samuel Griffith 37:17

2+ y ago37:17

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Sir Samuel Griffith’s Brisbane home was a grand riverfront estate in the Brisbane suburb of New Farm. It was lavishly furnished with Chippendale furniture and Italian objets d’art and even included a high-ceilinged ballroom at its centre in which Sir Samuel and Lady Julia Griffith held their many official and social engagements. Brisbane architect …

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My Book Reading 17:59

2+ y ago17:59

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I read a little bit of the book I’ve been writing about my life! It’s titled “The Not So Serious Memoir Of a College Drop-out” come give this episode a listen and learn just a little bit more about me. Maybe even understand me better.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outatime/support…

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Episode #11: Audrey Grant - The Power of Association, Communication, & Mindset 1:03:43

2+ y ago1:03:43

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Audrey Grant, a former D1 athlete turned entrepreneur to discuss her athletic journey and the mindset athletes need to have when facing adversity during their sports careers. Audrey majored in Communications in college and has found it to serve her well as an entrepreneur, podcast host, and voice actor. A…

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Episode #10: Aly Beebe - The Path To Momentum In Mental Health For Athletes 49:26

2+ y ago49:26

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Aly Beebe, a former D1 athlete turned entrepreneur to discuss how athletes can discover and master their own unique emotional processes. Aly Beebe is the Founder of The CourageGuide Platform and an emotional health coach. She works one-on-one with former competitive athletes to help them find clarity, and…

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 Mrs Chester’s lost child: inconsolable psychological injury and Justice Evatt’s finest judgement 1:04:00

2+ y ago1:04:00

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After her ‘brilliant boy’ drowned in an unfenced trench in 1937, Mrs Chester took legal action against the local council. Although her claim would ultimately be unsuccessful, the dissenting and empathic judgment of Justice Evatt would mark a critical moment in Australian law and its approach to psychological trauma. In our latest podcast author Gid…

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BONUS CONTENT: Mrs Chester’s lost child: inconsolable psychological injury and Justice Evatt’s finest judgment 8:14

2+ y ago8:14

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Listen to a panel discussion between the Hon Justice Peter Applegarth AM, author Gideon Haigh and Associate Professor Kylie Burns that took place after the lecture 'Mrs Chester’s lost child: inconsolable psychological injury and Justice Evatt’s finest judgment'. This lecture was brought to you by Australian Academy of Law (academyoflaw.org.au/) and…

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Welcome Back: Life update 5:58

3y ago5:58

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I am back to recording ladies and gents. I’m sorry I’ve been away for so long. I hope you enjoy this episode or short segment!--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outatime/support

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Episode #9: Roni Sasaki - How To Get A Leg Up On Life 43:34

3y ago43:34

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Roni Sasaki, a paralympic gold medalist, entrepreneur, and speaker, to discuss how athletes can prepare for life after sports. We also discuss how Roni went from being born with one leg and becoming a world-class paralympic skier. Roni's story, including her transition into entrepreneurship after sports, …

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Episode #8: Bill Dowd - From Professional Hockey Player To Entrepreneur & Franchisor 36:05

3y ago36:05

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Bill Dowd, a former professional hockey player, entrepreneur, and franchisor, to discuss how athletes can prepare for life after sports. We also discuss how Bill started his franchise, Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control, and how what he learned as an athlete has helped him build an extremely successful fra…

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Episode #7: Martin Medeiros - NIL Is Business NOT Just A Part Of The Game 59:48

3y ago59:48

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Martin Medeiros, an entrepreneur, corporate attorney, and negotiation expert, to discuss how athletes can prepare on and off of the field for the new era ushered in by the NCAA's recent ruling on Name, Image, and Likeness. We discuss what athletes can do to properly select representation, align themselves…

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Episode #6: Antonio Jackson - From D1 Athlete To Executive & Successful Entrepreneur 54:06

3y ago54:06

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Antonio Jackson, a former Division 1 athlete turned entrepreneur, to discuss his journey from high school to college and how he successfully transitioned into business and making an impact with his nonprofit organization. We discuss his success secrets and the skills athletes can focus on while they are s…

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Episode #5: Ryan Groth - From Professional Baseball Player To Father, Husband, and Successful Entrepreneur 1:07:01

3y ago1:07:01

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Ryan Groth, former professional baseball player turned entrepreneur, to discuss his journey from high school through the professional baseball ranks. We discuss his success secrets and the mindset athletes can deploy to build successful lives beyond sports and business. Today, Ryan is focused on helping s…

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Love the pain 8:07

3y ago8:07

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Enjoy being in pain people, it gets better!--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outatime/support

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Lord Eldon 45:55

3y ago45:55

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Many leading equity texts and lawyers continue to quote Lord Eldon’s judgments. He is seen by many to be one of the most famous of the Chancery judges in equity law, as he systematised and bought certainty to its principles. Listen to Queensland barrister Andrew Stumer capture the interrelationship between Lord Eldon’s personal life, character and …

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The audacity of Griffith as a law reformer 35:26

3y ago35:26

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Sir Samuel Griffith was undoubtedly the instigator of some of the greatest law reform moments in Queensland history. This lecture attempts to capture the most significant pieces of law reform for which he was singularly responsible for more than a quarter of a century. The range of subjects include both civil and criminal law, substantive law and p…

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Episode #4: Jeron Mastrud - From NFL Tight End to Entrepreneur, Author & Speaker 40:12

3y ago40:12

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In today's episode, I sat down to talk with Jeron Mastrud, a former NFL athlete turned entrepreneur, to discuss his journey from college to the NFL. We discuss his success secrets and the mindset athletes need to be successful on and off the field. Today, Jeron is focused on helping people of all ages "Champion Their Body" through online and in-per…

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Episode #3: Robert Day - From Professional Basketball to Mortgage Advisor 36:20

3y ago36:20

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In episode 3, I got the chance to talk with Robert about how he got started in basketball and the principles he learned along the way that allowed him to thrive in sports and now his professional life as a mortgage advisor. Robert is passionate about helping people understand all the nuances related to personal finance and applies an educational an…

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Episode #2: Nathaniel Sconiers - From D1 Football to Teacher + Real Estate Investor 39:10

3y ago39:10

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In episode #2, I talk with my older brother Nathaniel Sconiers about what inspired him to start playing football. Today, Nathaniel has converted his high school and collegiate football experiences into leading classrooms and his own real estate investment company, Sconiers Family Construction. To learn more about Nate Sconiers, connect with him: Li…

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Episode #1: Keith Sconiers - The Athletes' Journey 5:22

3y ago5:22

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In Episode #1, I talk about the purpose of this podcast, why I'm passionate about serving athletes, and what I hope to accomplish by showcasing former athletes. To learn more about The Athletes' Journey, connect with me: LinkedIn: Keith Sconiers on LinkedIn Website: Catalyst Training + Development Please subscribe to the podcast and the YouTube cha…

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Life Changes 18:42

3+ y ago18:42

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I open up about my life and anxiety. It talks about my mentality and the motivation I have developed lately. Hopefully you enjoy.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outatime/support

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Justice Mary Gaudron 45:47

3+ y ago45:47

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Mary Genevieve Gaudron was the first woman to be appointed a justice of the High Court of Australia. Gaudron served on the Court as one of its most influential members for 16 years (1987–2003), and her career has been described as ‘a classic example of talent and industry triumphant over limited opportunity’. Listen as the Hon Roslyn Atkinson AO te…

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Episode 1: Wanda-Vision Theory 17:01

3+ y ago17:01

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This is an episode about my theories on the show and predictions I have made. With help from Reddit and comic book research, I elaborated on some theories! hope you enjoy it! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outatime/support

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The Introduction 3:30

3+ y ago3:30

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In this episode, I introduce the podcast and what is going to happen on it. I tell you about me a little bit and that's pretty much it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outatime/support

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Private law’s revolutionaries: authors, codifiers and merchants? 48:24

3+ y ago48:24

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Has there ever really been a revolution in private law, never mind the law of obligations? Professor Hector MacQueen addresses that question by considering the relationship between law and revolution. Read the paper. View the lecture. Support the Show.By Supreme Court Library Queensland

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Celebrating Samuel Griffith 58:20

3+ y ago58:20

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To mark our brand new exhibition, The many hats of Sir Samuel Griffith, our latest podcast features the Australian Academy of Law and Selden Society (Australia) webinar, Celebrating Samuel Griffith. The Hon Justice Peter Applegarth AM chairs a distinguished panel, exploring some of the interesting and important aspects of Griffith’s life: The Hon C…

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Lord Atkin 51:16

3+ y ago51:16

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After discovering a badly decomposed snail at the bottom of a bottle of ginger ale, Mrs Donoghue became ill and then sued the manufacturer. Lord Atkin’s judgment in this case would have a lasting impact on society. Hear the Hon Justice Applegarth AM discuss this case and others that made Lord Atkin one of the most influential judges of his or any g…

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Supreme Court Fire of 1968 40:44

4y ago40:44

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In the early hours of a cold Brisbane morning in 1968, David Bertram Brooks entered the unlocked front door of Queensland’s historic Supreme Court. Resentful of the police and the justice system for his frequent arrests, Brooks made his way to the judges’ chambers and set the building alight. In the days following the fire, judges, their associates…

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Sir Harry Gibbs CJ 37:12

4y ago37:12

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Sir Harry Talbot Gibbs PC AC GCMC QC served as a Justice of the High Court of Australia for more than 16 years (1970–87), rising to the office of Chief Justice from 1981 to 1987. As a judge of exemplary ability and integrity, with no political affiliations, Sir Harry Gibbs played a key role in maintaining public confidence in the High Court during …

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Lord Mansfield 43:14

4y ago43:14

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In this episode Professor Warren Swain examines Lord Mansfield and his influence in developing the common law to meet the growing needs of commercial practice. In particular, his judgments shaped the law in relation to bills of exchange, marine insurance and intellectual property and he drew upon equitable concepts to create the groundwork for the …

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Sir Edward Coke 53:32

4y ago53:32

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Barrister, legal scholar, parliamentarian, and judge, Sir Edward Coke (1552–1634) was at the very centre of some of the most dramatic moments in England's legal history including the trials of the Earl of Essex (1600), Sir Walter Raleigh (1603) and the conspirators in the Gunpowder Plot (1605). His outspoken conduct as a Member of Parliament soon l…

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Law and politics in McCawley's case 43:19

4y ago43:19

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The appointment of Thomas William McCawley to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 1917 was a decision destined to provoke controversy. The challenge to his appointment was based on what were called 'purely legal and constitutional grounds', but personal motives, partisan manoeuvring and ideological goals were never far from the surface. The case was…

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Justice Sandra Day O’Connor 50:29

4+ y ago50:29

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In this episode of the podcast, the Hon Margaret McMurdo AC pays tribute to the life and work of Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to be appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Throughout her long and distinguished legal career, Justice O’Connor bore witness to changing attitudes and opportunities for women in the law. She…

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Lord Bingham of Cornhill 53:59

4+ y ago53:59

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Lord Thomas Bingham of Cornhill was described in his obituary as the greatest English judge since the Second World War. He was the first modern judge to hold all of the positions of Master of the Rolls, Lord Chief Justice, and Senior Law Lord. In this lecture, the Honourable Justice James Edelman pays tribute to the life and legacy of Lord Thomas B…

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