On Sep 30, 11:26 am, legaltheo...@gmail.com wrote:
> LAW 7093 Negligence and Intentional Wrongs
> *LAW 7087 Negligence and Intentional Wrongs (MCL)
>
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>
> Bernadette began her professional life as an English and Drama
> teacher, then moved on to
> the RAAF where she served as an Education Officer for many years.
> Along the way, she
> studied law and decided to combine her interests in education and the
> law and move into an
> academic role.
>
> Bernadette has worked at the University of Adelaide for a number of
> years and her research
> focus is in the area of tort law in general with a specific focus on
> medical law and ethics.
> Bernadette is an active member of the Ethics Centre of South Australia
> and is currently the
> holder of an Australian Research Discovery Grant (along with other
> members of the Ethics
> Centre) entitled: 'Consent in the void: moral, legal and community
> values in decisions about
> human biological donations.'
>
> Bernadette currently serves on the University Human Research Ethics
> Committee and has
> recently been appointed as a member of the South Australian Council on
> Reproductive
> Technology.
>
> Course Description
> This course considers the tort of negligence including defences, with
> some consideration to
> damages, concurrent liability and alternative methods of providing
> compensation for
> accidental injury. A representative range of other torts and their
> defences that may include
> intentional torts to the person and torts to physical objects will
> also be examined.
>
> Teaching Methodology
> Taught over the course of the semester.
>
> Course Dates
> Evening classes.
>
> *LAW 7087 Negligence and Intentional Torts (MCL) – For Non Australian
> students,
> subject to Law School approval.


By the way, sounds like a great University. I searched for "ADELAIDE
LAW SCHOOL" on Google Groups and read something on "Adelaide Law
School - A bicker about Dean Rosemary Owens and the ...  ":
http://groups.google.com/group/aus.politics/browse_thread/thread/dba35ef58c9501bd/dd04001b8750d7cf?lnk=st&q=adelaide閬㺱졨#dd04001b8750d7cf

And here (Adelaide Uni tries to rid of Dean Rosemary Owens   ):
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.lawyers/browse_thread/thread/808c577fd340ecc3/4b94f40a3143154a?lnk=st&q=adelaide閬㺱졨#4b94f40a3143154a

Sounding like a great alternative to a career at Harvard.