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UWA Historical Society : free event

Law librarians may be interested in this event.  Entry is free, but registration is required.

Megan Fitzgibbons
Law Library
University of Western Australia

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UWAHS  MEMBERS’  MEETING

All are welcome to this free event

TUESDAY,  19  AUGUST,  AT  5:00  PM

Old Senate Room, Irwin Street Building, Crawley Campus of UWA

Join us for an informal meeting to hear the Honourable Nicholas Hasluck AM QC provide a short presentation followed by questions and discussion on Sir Lawrence Jackson.

Nicholas Hasluck studied at the University of Western Australia, then Oxford, and went on to serve as a Judge of the Supreme Court of Western Australia. He is well‐known also as a writer whose works include 11 novels and several travelogues. His appointments include Chair of the Australian Literature Board and of the Commonwealth Writers Prize. He is presently on the Board of the WA Art Gallery.

Sir Lawrence Jackson (1913‐1993) was a former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Western Australia. He served on the Senate of the University of Western Australia for many years before being appointed Chancellor in 1968. The presentation will cover the highlights of his career including his admission to the Bar in Perth in 1937, his appointment to the Supreme Court in the post‐war period, his involvement in various leading cases including the Button and Beamish cases, and his contribution to the life of the University.

Register your attendance:

Online:  www.uwa.edu.au/uwahs/events;
By email:  uwahs@uwa.edu.au; or
Phone Fran:  0417 178 275.

For all UWA Historical Society updates and events information:  www.uwa.edu.au/uwahs.

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