About the Hosts
The Supreme Court of Queensland Library
The Supreme Court of Queensland Library is the primary legal information provider in Queensland, servicing the Queensland Courts, including the Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts; members of the legal profession; libraries; researchers; schools; and members of the public. The Library maintains an extensive research quality collection and provides a range of information services, including reference and research assistance, document delivery, judgment indices and current awareness. These services are widely available to members of the legal profession and, in most instances, to the Queensland public.
The Library also conducts the Supreme Court History Program, which was established in 2000 to collect, preserve and disseminate Queensland's legal heritage. These objectives are met through a range of activities, including oral history, digitisation, exhibition and publishing projects.
For more information please visit About SCQL.
TC Beirne School of Law's Centre for Public, International and Comparative Law at The University of Queensland
The TC Beirne School of Law is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious law schools. The School is dedicated to excellence in the creation and dissemination of legal knowledge, the education of outstanding, socially responsible lawyers who will serve as leaders in their fields, and the improvement of the law and legal institutions through research, teaching and engagement with our national and international communities.
The Centre for Public, International and Comparative Law (CPICL) is comprised of TC Beirne School of Law academics who work in close collaboration with academics from other institutes to engage in publishing and research in the fields of public law (including the law of public, religious and professional institutions), public and private international law, comparative law and legal philosophy. Comparative law research spans the other research interests of the Centre, with an Asia-Pacific focus for much of its activity.
For more information please visit: http://www.law.uq.edu.au
For the Q150 companion website at The University of Queensland please visit:
http://www.law.uq.edu.au/q150-constitutional-conference
