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Present	Professor, The University of New South Wales
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Penal Culture and Hyperincarceration: The Revival of the Prison

(2013)

Alex Steel, Chris Cunneen, David Brown, Eileen Baldry, et al.

What are the various forces influencing the role of the prison in late modern societies? What changes have there been ...

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Commercial Fraud: Cases and Commentary (2011 edition)

(2011)

Alex Steel

This monograph - published online - is a detailed analysis of theft and fraud laws in NSW. It was developed ...

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Criminal Laws: Materials and commentary on criminal law and process ...

(2011)

Alex Steel, David Brown, David Farrier, Sandra Egger, et al.

The success of Criminal Laws lies both in its distinctive features and in its appeal to a range of readerships. ...

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Commercial Fraud: Cases and Commentary

(2008)

Alex Steel

This monograph - published online - is a detailed analysis of theft and fraud laws in NSW. It was developed ...

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Criminal Laws: Materials and commentary on criminal law and process ...

(2006)

David Brown, David Farrier, Sandra Egger, Luke McNamara, et al.

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Articles (22)

Article

Clarifying Assessment: Developing Official Typologies and Instructions For Forms of ...

Journal of the Australasian Law Teachers Association (2013)

Alex Steel

Law students are expected to complete a range of assessment throughout their degree, and do so with varying levels of ...

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Class Participation as a Learning and Assessment Strategy in Law ...

University of New South Wales Law Journal (2013)

Alex Steel, Anna Huggins and Julian Laurens

Well designed assessment can be a vehicle for encouraging students to learn and engage more broadly than with the minimums ...

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‘Works Well With Others’: Examining The Different Types Of Small ...

Journal of the Australasian Law Teachers Association (2013)

Julian Laurens, Alex Steel and Anna Huggins

In the current regulatory climate, there is increasing expectation that law schools will be able to demonstrate students’ acquisition of ...

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Addressing identity crime in crime management information systems: Definitions, classification ...

Computer Law and Security Review (2011)

Alex Steel, Rodger Jamieson, Lesley Land, Donald Winchester, et al.

Identity fraud as a term and concept in its formative stages was often presumed to be identity theft and visa ...

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Both giving and taking: Should misuse of ATMs and electronic ...

Criminal Law Journal (2011)

Alex Steel

Although transactions via automatic teller machines and other computerised cash payment systems are now very widespread the criminal law relating ...

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Imprisoning Rationalities

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology (2011)

Eileen Baldry, David Brown, Mark Brown, Chris Cunneen, et al.

Imprisonment is a growth industry in Australia. Over the past 30-40 years all state and territory jurisdictions have registered massive ...

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Describing Dishonest Means: The Implications Of Seeing Dishonesty As A ...

Adelaide Law Review (2010)

Alex Steel

Fundamental differences exist internationally and within over the definition of ‘dishonestly’ and the associated term ‘fraudulently’. In Australia and Canada ...

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New Zealand's approach to dishonesty

New Zealand Law Journal (2010)

Alex Steel

This is an updated and abridged version of an earlier article "The Meanings of Dishonesty in Theft" Common Law World ...

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New fraud and identity-related crimes in New South Wales

Judicial Officers Bulletin (2010)

Alex Steel

The Crimes Amendment (Fraud, Identity and Forgery Offences) Act 2009 commenced on 22 February 2010. It represents a significant change ...

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The True Identity Of Australian Identity Theft Offences: A Measured ...

University of New South Wales Law Journal (2010)

Alex Steel

New offences to deal with internet based identity crime have been created worldwide in recent years and there has been ...

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The Meanings of Dishonesty in Theft

Common Law World Review (2009)

Alex Steel

This paper examines the development of the element of fraudulence in larceny and its recasting as dishonesty in modern theft ...

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What's to Know? The New Cartel Offence

University of New South Wales Law Journal (2009)

Alex Steel

This article examines the mental elements of the new cartel offence in the Australian Trade Practices Act 1974. it compares ...

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Permanent borrowing and lending: a new view of section 6 ...

Nottingham Law Journal (2008)

Alex Steel

This paper considers the meaning and interpretation of the extended definition of “intention of permanently depriving” in the English Theft ...

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Problematic and Unnecessary? Issues with the Use of the Theft ...

Sydney Law Review (2008)

Alex Steel

This article questions whether misuse of intangible property should fall within the scope of theft — an issue on which ...

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Taking Possession: The Defining Element in Theft

Melbourne University Law Review (2008)

Alex Steel

This article argues that the Theft Act 1968 (UK) c 60 and subsequent legislative developments in Australia have overlooked the ...

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The Harms and Wrongs of Stealing: The Harm Principle and ...

University of New South Wales Law Journal (2008)

Alex Steel

In ‘On the Nature and Rationale of Property Offences’ A P Simester and G R Sullivan argue that the Harm ...

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Money for Nothing, Cheques for Free? The Meaning of ‘Financial ...

Melbourne University Law Review (2007)

Alex Steel

This article offers a critique of the current understanding of the phrase ‘financial advantage’ in Australian fraud offences. It begins ...

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Consorting in New South Wales: Substantive Offence or Police Power?

University of New South Wales Law Journal (2003)

Alex Steel

Since 1929 it has been an offence in New South Wales to habitually consort with reputed/convicted criminals. This article outlines ...

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Vaguely Going Where No-one has Gone: the Expansive New Computer ...

Criminal Law Journal (2002)

Alex Steel

Both the New South Wales and Australian Commonwealth governments have enacted major reforms to computer - related offences. These reforms ...

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From Hard Labour to Spies v The Queen: Prosecuting Corporate ...

Australian Law Journal (2001)

Alex Steel

While the Australian Corporations Law appears to provide a comprehensive scheme for the criminal liability of directors, officers and auditors ...

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