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The New Zealand Law Review
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LRF Annual Writing Awards
announced 9 June 2014
The New Zealand Law Review is published quarterly and features outstanding articles and subject area reviews written by experts in their field.
Interested in joining a group of like-minded individuals, passionate about law reform and life long learning? Find out more here.
Papers from past LRF conferences are available to purchase. If you are unable to find the papers you are looking for, please ask.
The Legal Research Foundation awards annual prizes for for excellence in legal writing. To read more click here.
Simon Mount
Director
The Executive Council of the LRF is made up of legal minds from diverse areas of the law. The Council is the driving force behind conference initiatives and I'm delighted to work with such a talented group.
Barbara Relph
Executive Secretary
Our purpose is to promote legal research and education in New Zealand and we achieve this in several ways. Not only do we publish the New Zealand Law Review, we also organise conferences on topical issues for the legal community, invest in a visiting scholar programme and hold annual writing awards.
Hon Justice Paul Heath
President
The LRF provides an opportunity for valuable legal research to be shared among those participating in the legal system. LRF has established many important relationships with legal institutions, academics, Judges and practitioners in New Zealand and elsewhere to achieve our objectives.
Bernard Brown
Publications Chair
I am proud to have been involved with the LRF since its inception in 1966, and have watched it grow from very small beginnings as a student organisation into a highly regarded, prominent law reform body. Keep your wits sharpened for the biennial quiz in 2014 - it will be the best one yet!
Entries are now closed for the 2013 LRF Annual Writing Awards. If you have an article or paper to submit for next year, view the rules here. The awards are announced at the LRF's AGM.
Part 4 2013 features articles by Dr Richard Cornes, Mark Hickford, Marcus Roberts, Dr John Turner and Samuel George Wevers ; and a review of administrative law by Hanna Wilberg.
The Legal Research Foundation holds several conferences, lectures and other events during the year. Coming up we have our AGM on 9 June 2014, followed by the LRF annual dinner.
