Discrimination (Law Handbook 12th)
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Date: 30/05/2012 Code: 30156427 Thomson Reuters, AUSTRALIA |
Discrimination (Law Handbook 12th)
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The Law Handbook is the plain English guide to the law in New South Wales, providing access to law that affects people in their everyday lives. This fully-revised 12th edition contains 43 chapters written by over 80 lawyers and legal experts with the most up-to-date information possible about the law in New South Wales.
Every chapter contains a comprehensive list of the organisations and websites you need for further information or help. The Law Handbook is an indispensable resource for every household and workplace in New South Wales.
What people said about previous editions of The Law Handbook:
‘The Law Handbook … draws on the contributions of lawyers working in a range of specialities and provides a wealth of practical legal information … It is a well-organised, easy to use book, which equips people to understand their rights and obligations under the law.’
The Hon. Virginia Bell, Justice of the High Court of Australia on the 11th edition
‘The Law Handbook … puts the law into the context of people’s lives. It provides updated information on an ever-wider range of legal areas.’
The Hon. JJ Spigelman, former Chief Justice of New South Wales on the 10th edition
‘The Law Handbook … provides a readily accessible opportunity for ordinary people to obtain a basic knowledge that every citizen should have.’
Sir William Deane, 22nd Governor-General of Australia on the 9th edition
‘The Law Handbook is an essential link in the chain that binds law and justice.’
Professor Marie Bashir, Governor of New South Wales, on the 8th edition
Every chapter contains a comprehensive list of the organisations and websites you need for further information or help. The Law Handbook is an indispensable resource for every household and workplace in New South Wales.
What people said about previous editions of The Law Handbook:
‘The Law Handbook … draws on the contributions of lawyers working in a range of specialities and provides a wealth of practical legal information … It is a well-organised, easy to use book, which equips people to understand their rights and obligations under the law.’
The Hon. Virginia Bell, Justice of the High Court of Australia on the 11th edition
‘The Law Handbook … puts the law into the context of people’s lives. It provides updated information on an ever-wider range of legal areas.’
The Hon. JJ Spigelman, former Chief Justice of New South Wales on the 10th edition
‘The Law Handbook … provides a readily accessible opportunity for ordinary people to obtain a basic knowledge that every citizen should have.’
Sir William Deane, 22nd Governor-General of Australia on the 9th edition
‘The Law Handbook is an essential link in the chain that binds law and justice.’
Professor Marie Bashir, Governor of New South Wales, on the 8th edition
Table of Contents
1. About the Legal System
2. Aboriginal People and the Law
3. Accidents and Compensation
4. Arrest, Interrogation and Bail
5. Assistance with Legal Problems
6. Banking
7. Bankruptcy
8. Children and Young People
9. Community Organisations
10. Complaints
11. Consumers
12. Contracts
13. Copyright
14. Court
15. Credit
16. Criminal Law
17. Debt
18. Disability Law
19. Discrimination
20. Dispute Resolution Without Going to Court
21. Domestic Violence
22. Driving and Traffic Law
23. Drug Offences
24. Employment
25. Environment and Planning
26. Family Law
27. Freedom of Information
28. Health Law
29. Housing
30. Immigration
31. Insurance
32. Internet Law
33. Media Law
34. Neighbours
35. Prisoners
36. Refugees
37. Same-Sex Couples and their Families
38. Sexual Offences
39. Social Security Entitlements
40. Superannuation
41. Taxation
42. Victims’ Compensation
43. Wills, Estates and Funerals
2. Aboriginal People and the Law
3. Accidents and Compensation
4. Arrest, Interrogation and Bail
5. Assistance with Legal Problems
6. Banking
7. Bankruptcy
8. Children and Young People
9. Community Organisations
10. Complaints
11. Consumers
12. Contracts
13. Copyright
14. Court
15. Credit
16. Criminal Law
17. Debt
18. Disability Law
19. Discrimination
20. Dispute Resolution Without Going to Court
21. Domestic Violence
22. Driving and Traffic Law
23. Drug Offences
24. Employment
25. Environment and Planning
26. Family Law
27. Freedom of Information
28. Health Law
29. Housing
30. Immigration
31. Insurance
32. Internet Law
33. Media Law
34. Neighbours
35. Prisoners
36. Refugees
37. Same-Sex Couples and their Families
38. Sexual Offences
39. Social Security Entitlements
40. Superannuation
41. Taxation
42. Victims’ Compensation
43. Wills, Estates and Funerals
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