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	University of Technology, Sydney Law Review

2002

Volume 4 - Courts, Lawyers and the Internet

Introduction

• Legal Information Technology Issues in Asia and Oceania: An Introduction to Volume Four of the UTS Law Review - [2002] UTSLRev 1; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 5
  Andrew Mowbray

Part One: Current Issues and Recent Developments in Legal Information Technology in Asia

• World Law: Finding law after Google - [2002] UTSLRev 2; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 11
  Graham Greenleaf, Philip Chung, Russell Allen, Madeleine Davis and Takao Hasuike
• IT and Transformations in Legal Practice and Education in Japan and Australia - [2002] UTSLRev 3; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 31
  Makoto Ibusuki and Luke Nottage
• Re-Engineering Online Case Law: Legal Research in Singapore - [2002] UTSLRev 4; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 55
  Ken Hwee Tan
• Statute Database Publication: How to Keep Statutory Law Current, Historical, Free and Useful Hong Kong’s Experience and Copyright Policies - [2002] UTSLRev 5; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 74
  Allan Roger

Part Two: Current Issues and Recent Developments in Legal Information Technology in Oceania

• Electronic Pre-Lodgement Notices - [2002] UTSLRev 6; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 91
  Dr Andrew Cannon
• Public Access to Legislative Information and Judicial Decisions in New Zealand: Progress and Process - [2002] UTSLRev 7; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 105
  David Harvey
• The Federal Court of Australia: Electronic Filing and the eCourt Online Forum - [2002] UTSLRev 8; (2002) 4 UTS Law Review 123
  Philip Kellow