Civil and Criminal Procedure / Evidence

Websites

Dispute Resolution
A component of the Weblaw project this is a comprehensive website containing a diverse collection of annotated links to sites dealing with different aspects of Alternative Dispute Resolution including:
Legislation, Organisations, Journals, Publications, International Resources, Other Pathfinder sites and Other Resources.

Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration
AIJA is a research and educational institute partly funded by the Standing Committee of Attorneys-General. Principl objectives of AIJA include research into judicial administration and the development of educational programmes for judicial officers, court administrators, members of the profession in relation to court administration and judicial systems.

Journals

Archiv fur die civilistische praxis
Australasian dispute resolution journal
Australian bar review
Brief (Law Society of Western Australia)
Canadian bar review
Civil justice quarterly
Dispute resolution journal
International Commentary on Evidence
International journal of evidence and proof
Journal of judicial administration
Law & social inquiry
Queensland lawyer

Looseleafs

Cannon. Magistrates Court practice, South Australia
Civil procedure, Queensland
Cross on evidence (via LexisNexis AU)
Duncombe. Australasian dispute resolution
Flick. Federal Court practice
Freckleton & Selby. Expert evidence
Lunn. Civil procedure, South Australia (via LexisNexis AU)
Lunn. Criminal procedure, South Australia (via LexisNexis AU)
Ritchie. Supreme Court procedure, New South Wales
Salhany. Canadian criminal procedure
South Australian Supreme Court rules
Ward. Summary justice
Watson. Australian criminal law: federal offences
Williams. Civil procedure, Victoria

Dictionaries and Encyclopaedias

Halsbury's laws of Australia, v.5 Civil procedure; v.11 Criminal procedure
Halsbury's laws of Australia, v.13 Evidence
Laws of Australia, v.8 Courts; v.20 Practice and Procedure
Laws of Australia, v.16 Evidence