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John Bray CLE - Facts without trial: fact-finding in appellate courts

Adversarial fact-finding is the foundation upon which judicial decisions are built. However, appellate courts are sometimesÌýforced to make assessments of fact in circumstances where there has not been a trial – ‘facts without trial’. Part of the challenge of these ‘facts without trial’ is that in these cases, appellate courts are often confronted by matters beyond the immediate interests and knowledge of the parties, involving broader social facts and extended implications.

1985 Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) Reunion

Did you graduate from the ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Medical School in 1985?

The Milton Sims Visiting Professor Program (CPD) 2025

This yearÌýwe welcome Professor Carlos Flores-MirÌýas the Milton Sims Visiting Professor. Professor Flores-Mir will deliver the Paul Lee Lecture and will speak on a variety of orthodontic topics at the Milton Sims Visiting Professor Day.