Ms Sue Milne |
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| Position: | Lecturer |
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| Division/Portfolio: | Division of Business | |
| School/Unit: | School of Law | |
| Campus: | City West Campus | |
| Office: | LB1-21 | |
| Telephone: | +61 8 830 27301 | |
| Fax: | +61 8 830 27128 | |
| Email: | Sue_dot_Milne_at_unisa_dot_edu_dot_au | |
| URL for Business Card: | http://people.unisa.edu.au/Sue.Milne | |
Sue Milne is a Lecturer in Law at the University of South Australia, after spending 7 years as manager of the Law Library at the University of Adelaide with responsibility for the teaching of legal research and writing at the University. During her 10 years at the High Court of Australia she gained significant experience in the methodologies of researching comparative law, specifically the laws of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and New Zealand, in addition to Australia.
Teaching interests
- Sue is concerned to exploit the use of information and communications technologies to best advantage in promoting an understanding of the law. To this end she has created webpages and online tutorials on legal research, and is involved in a research project under the AIJA's Access to Justice program.
I teach the following courses
| LAWS 1013 | Legal Research and Writing |
| LAWS 1009 | Contracts B |
| LAWS 1012 | Legal Institutions and Methods |
Professional associations
Convenor, Australian and New Zealand Academic Law Librarians (2003-2008)
Australian Law Teachers Association
Australian Law Librarians Association
Editorial board and columnist, Australian Law Librarian
Qualifications
BA (Library Studies), South Australian Institute of Technology
LLB (Australian National University)
Research interests
- Legal research and writing
- Legal methodology
- The intersection of access to justice and legal information
- Administrative law
- Other areas of interest are public law, human rights law and intellectual property, specifically with regard to scholarly information.
Research publications
S Milne & K Tucker, A Practical Guide to Legal Research, Thomson, 2008
S Milne & N Pengelley, Researching Australian Law (2009) http://www.llrx.com/features/researchingaustralianlaw.htm (LLRX.com) at 21 March 2009
Nessie, haggis and all things Scottish (2004) 12 AustLL 42-46
The pagination frustration : electronic judgments and page references (1994) 2 AustLL 174-175
Computerised retrieval of information (1994) 2 AustLL 108
Case digests (1994) 2 AustLL 48-49
Case indexing (1993) 1 AustLL 285
Orders in Council (1993) 1 AustLL 235-236
ACT laws still rule (1993) 1 AustLL 191
To use or not to use Hansard (1993) 1 AustLL 135-136
Survey of Pacific twinning activities in 1992 (1993) 1 AustLL 23-26
Krever, R. Mastering law studies and law exam techniques, 6th ed. Chatswood, NSW : LexisNexis Butterworths, 2006, to be published in Australian Law Librarian.
Charlesworth, H. et al. No country is an island, Sydney : Federation Press, 2006, (2006) 14 Australian Law Librarian 67-69.
Enright, C. Studying law, 5th ed., Sydney : Federation Press, 1995 ; Watt, R. Concise legal research, 2nd ed., Sydney : Federation Press, 1995, In (1995) 3 AustLL 120-122.
Bailey, P. Bringing human rights to life, Annadale, NSW : Federation Press, 1993, in (1993) 1 AustLL 246-247
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