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Issue Details: First known date: 1994... 1994 The Biter Bit : Literary Criticism and the Law of Defamation
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Peter Heerey considers the potential restrictions upon literary and artistic criticism posed by the law of defamation. Among his examples are Porter v Mercury Newspapers [1964] Tas SR 279 and O'Shaughnessy v Mirror Newspapers (1970) 125 CLR 166.

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    y separately published work icon The Happy Couple : Law and Literature J. Neville Turner (editor), Pamela Williams (editor), Sydney : Federation Press , 1994 Z1436383 1994 anthology criticism 'This volume is the first Australian book devoted to Law and Literature. It emanates from a conference at Monash University held in 1991' (xv). The conference was the second annual conference of the Law and Literature Association of Australia. Sydney : Federation Press , 1994 pg. 211-219
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