WEEK 4 SEM 2 THE BRIEF Upcoming events Week 4 Thursday 21th August LawPLUS Juris Doctor Q&A at 1-2pm | Law Staff Common Room Sunday 24th August Intervarsity Sports Day 10am-5pm at Macquarie University For NEW JD STUDENTS: Are you a new JD student? Do you have burning questions about law school? Come along to our JD Q&A session to have your questions answered! Please join our Facebook Event for catering purposes: https://www.facebook.com/ events/327379067437393/ Light snacks and drinks will be provided, we hope to see you there! 1 COMPETITIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS EXTERNAL mooting competitions Sir Henry Gibbs Moot 2014 This is a national mooting competition focusing on federal constitutional law. The grand final will be held in the High Court, with Chief Justice Robert French presiding. UNSW Law Society will select one team with 3 members, to compete in the competition. To apply, visit: http://goo.gl/SJC2TW Oxford IP Moot 2014 This is an international mooting competition held by the University of Oxford. UNSW will select a team of 3 members to compete in the 2014 competition. To apply, visit: http://goo.gl/EIHK5G The UNSW Primus Gradus Essay Competition This new competition represents an opportunity exclusively for first-years to challenge themselves beyond the curriculum. Students are to write a legal essay on the topic of law reform. Entries close in Week 5. For more information, go to: http://www.unswlawsoc.org/essaycomp/ LOOK WHO’S TALKING: Banking and the Law The UNSW Law Alumni Network invites you to attend their annual Look Who's Talking lecture on Monday, 18 August. The lecture will look at Banking and the Law: The Financial System Inquiry. Professor Ross Buckley, CIFR & KWM Chair of International Finance Law, will moderate a discussion panel with a focus on David Murray's July 15th Interim Report and what it means for the legal and banking professions as well as the Australian economy. The panel will be comprised of four guest speakers: Phil Harvey, Partner, KWM Greg Wong, Senior Legal Counsel, Perpetual Shannon Finch, Partner, KWM Anatoly Kirievsky, Head of Compliance, Bank of America Please join us at the offices of our host, King & Wood Mallesons on 18 August from 6—7:30pm. A drinks reception will follow after the panel concludes. Attendance is free. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/unsw-laws-look-whos-talking-banking-and-the-law-tickets -12298766943 2 ANNUAL NGOC TRAM NGUYEN SCHOLARSHIP DINNER Ngoc Tram Nguyen came to Australia as an infant refugee. She met Professor David Dixon, Dean of UNSW Law, when he was conducting research on policing in Cabramatta. He found Tram to be an extraordinary young woman and the intellectual equal of any of the wonderfully gifted students in the law school. Tram became a research assistant and co-authored the report, Anh Hai: Young Asian Background People’s Perceptions and Experiences of Policing. Encouraged by Professor Dixon, Tram began UNSW’s University Preparation Program. She hoped to become a lawyer and a leader of her community. But it was not to be. Tram died in a tragic accident before she was able to fulfil her dream. The Ngoc Tram Nguyen Scholarship allows disadvantaged young people like Tram Nguyen to achieve their potential at UNSW Law. It is awarded to a socio-economically disadvantaged student from a non-selective public secondary school in south-west Sydney, and has a value of $5,000 per year for the duration of an undergraduate law degree (5 years). Date PURCHASE Friday, 29 August 2014 TICKETS AT: Time 6.30pm for a 7.00pm start Venue The International Restaurant, Canley Vale Guest Speaker Justice Virginia Bell, High Court of Australia Ticket Price $60pp (of which $30 goes directly to the scholarship) plus $5 if you'd like to opt for a private bus back into the city after Dress Smart casual 3 https:// webpay.fin.unsw.edu.au/ conferencingweb/ CreateBooking.aspx? E=LAW_NGOC2014 4 2014 SPONSORS PREMIER SPONSORS MAJOR SPONSORS CO-SPONSORS OTHER 5
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