Editor: Juliet Chevalier-Watts

The Waikato Law Review is a refereed peer review journal published by the University of Waikato School of Law located in Hamilton, New Zealand. It publishes diverse refereed articles from renowned legal academics and practitioners, as well as emerging academic authors. The Review is pleased to publish quality research by international scholars as well as from scholars within New Zealand.

The Review publishes one issue a year and its publication reflects its goals of reviewing the law in context as well as proudly cherishing the ethos of biculturalism.

The Maori title of the Review, Taumauri, means "to think with care and caution, to deliberate on matters constructively and analytically". This title both encapsulates and symbolises the values and goals of the Review.

The Review would like to acknowledge the continuing support of Harkness Henry & Co.

All submissions should include a written assurance by the author(s) that the submission is not being offered simultaneously to other publishers.

Submissions

All submissions should be emailed to Juliet Chevalier-Watts at julietcw@waikato.ac.nz.

Please refer to the referencing guide.

Electronic Publication of the Waikato Law Review

Starting with the 2007 edition the Waikato Law Review will be published electronically in the year following the print publication. We feel this will greatly benefit our authors while it does not affect their copyright status.

Volume 16 of the Waikato Law Review is available now. You can view the list of contents.

The following issues have been published to date (click on the year for a table of contents):

Back issues of Volumes 1, 2 and 4 (Issue 1) are available online in HTML format. Please note that the HTML documents have in some cases been scanned from printed sources. While the resulting pages have been proof-read, they may still contain errors or inconsistencies. Please refer to a printed version for complete accuracy when quoting from those documents.