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Introduction
Office Bearers 1985-1994
Constitution and Foreword
What’s Wrong with Lawyers?
D. W. Rogers
20th April, 1985
A Goof Horse in the Stable
Richard Searby
5th October, 1985
Professional Indemnity
Peter Jones
25th October, 1986
The Victorian Institute of Forensic Pathology – Its Background, Structure and Functions
Stephen Cordner
10th October, 1987
The Scalpel with the Baton — Myths and Mysteries
Peter Bush
4th March, 1988
Involuntary Sterilisation
Douglas Graham
1st October, 1988
Computer, Viruses and Lawyers
J. W. F. Burnside
4th April, 1989
Medical Aspects of Greed
Richard Smallwood and Judge Lewis
12th October, 1991
A Portrait of Sir Frank Macfarlane Burnet
Christopher Sexton
21st March, 1992
Mental Illness and Intoxication
David Copolov and Chris Dane
8th August, 1992
The High Court and Freedom of Speech
John Emmerson
27th March, 1993
The Long March Through the Institutions – Doctors and Lawyers as Threatened Species
John Owen Stone
8th May, 1993
Aboriginal Land Rights: Further Reflections
Robin L. Sharwood
15th October, 1994
The Learning Curve in the Professions
Justice Hampel
9th April, 1994