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Speeches by Former Judges of the Court: Justice Gordon

Tax is more than numbers - but it is also more than tax: the interrelationship between tax law and other areas of law, and the consequences on teaching, drafting and interpreting tax laws
Speech by Justice Gordon for the 23rd Australasian Tax Teachers Association Conference
20 Jan 2011

Tax is more than numbers - but it is also more than tax: the interrelationship between tax law and other areas of law, and the consequences on teaching, drafting and interpreting tax laws
Speech by Justice Gordon for the 23rd Australasian Tax Teachers Association Conference
20 Jan 2011

Criminalisation of cartel conduct
Can commercial competition litigators become criminal defence lawyers? Are pre-trial and trial issues different in criminal proceedings and if so, how might they be dealt with? Presented by Justice Gordon.
01 Oct 2010

Criminalisation of cartel conduct
Can commercial competition litigators become criminal defence lawyers? Are pre-trial and trial issues different in criminal proceedings and if so, how might they be dealt with? Presented by Justice Gordon.
01 Oct 2010

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