Chapter 1 - The nature, purpose & limits of judicial discretion -- Chapter 2 - International human rights law and the Australian judiciary -- Chapter 3 - Influence of unincorporated international instruments via the interpretive principles -- Chapter 4 - Relevance of international standards to the exercise of judicial discretion in Australia -- Chapter 5 - Parliamentary supremacy & legislative power to override the interpretive principles -- Chapter 6 - Inherent powers, judicial power and implied guarantees under Chapter III of the Constitution
Summary
"This book examines the extent to which Australian judges may be guided by unincorporated international human rights conventions when exercising discretionary powers, with comparative analyses of UK, Canadian and New Zealand law."--Provided by publisher