Te Piringa - Faculty of Law News
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CEREL EVENT 2018: Poland in its Neighbourhood: Climate Change and Energy Policy in Changing Times (16 May 2018)
Recently students from the Te Piringa - Faculty of Law had the opportunity to hear Dr Maciej M. Sokołowski speak around climate change and energy policy in the EU.
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Waikato student presents at World Water Justice Moot (23 April 2018)
University of Waikato student Tāwhiao McMaster travelled to Brazil last month to participate in the first World Water Justice Moot Court before the International Court of Justice.
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Teaching Law in Context: Is it still relevant? (8 March 2018)
Professor Margaret Wilson will give a talk dedicated to teaching and researching law in its social context.
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Indigenous courts of the future (13 December 2017)
Indigenous Courts, Self-Determination and Criminal Justice
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2017 Norris Ward McKinnon Postgraduate Scholarship winners announced (29 November 2017)
Te Piringa – Faculty of Law is delighted to announce Juliet Chevalier-Watts and Dee Holmes as recipients of the 2017 Norris Ward McKinnon Postgraduate Scholarship.
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Shangdong University of Technology Visit (23 November 2017)
A group of eleven students and two teaching staff from Shangdong University of Technology (SDUT) visited the University of Waikato last week for an intensive course in Common Law.
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The Future of the Adversarial Process - evolution or death? (5 October 2017)
This lecture will explore the pros and cons of the adversarial process, as encountered by three of its Judges.
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Questioning the pros and cons of the adversarial process (5 October 2017)
Exploring the pros and cons of the adversarial process with real life examples from the panel of prominent judges, the annual Norris Ward McKinnon lecture has proven to be a huge success.
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CEREL Public Event: Reinventing Paradise (13 September 2017)
The Resource Management Act was a great breakthrough 26 years ago. It gave us a legal and regulatory framework for attempting to balance economic development against our impact on the environment.
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CEREL Student Event: Power of the Paris Agreement (13 September 2017)
The accord is a hopeful start to addressing climate change. But it is far more than simply a mechanism for cutting carbon.