Discussion on Dworkin's legal theory and the territories in Australia

This week on Secondary Rules, Joshua Neoh and Ryan Goss talk about why we ought to obey the law, the interaction between law and morality, the Territories as ‘constitutional teenagers’, and why this is (probably) the nation’s preeminent weekly territory-law podcast.

• Hart in the Harvard Law Review (1958)
• Fuller in the Harvard Law Review (1958)
• First Territory Senators Case (1975)
• Rubenstein, It’s time to give the ACT and NT stronger voices in parliament (15 Aug)
• Alicia Payne and Luke Gosling's territory euthanasia rights debate to start in Senate  (Canberra Times, 31 August)
• The Constitution

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