AJ Brown
Julian Burnside reviews 'Michael Kirby: Paradoxes, Principles' by A.J. Brown
Julian Burnside
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
There are only seven High Court judges. Since Federation there have been just fifty-six of them (or fifty-five if we discount Justice Piddington, who never sat during his four weeks on the court). High Court judges are rare creatures, and as a rule they are publicly noticed far less than the importance of their work might suggest.
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Published in
October 2011, no. 335