Books and Journals
Greenleaf G (General Editor) (1997)
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
Vol
4, Issues 1-2 40pgs, Sydney, Prospect Publishing
Greenleaf G (General Editor), McBride T (NZ Editor)
(1996)
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
Vol
3, 200 pgs, Sydney, Prospect Publishing
Greenleaf G (General Editor), Dixon T (Acting
Editor)
McBride T (NZ Editor) (1995) Privacy
Law &
Policy Reporter Vol 2, 200pgs, Sydney, International Business
Communications
Greenleaf G (General Editor) and McBride T (NZ
Editor)
(1994) Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter Vol 1, 200pgs, Sydney, International Business
Communications
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A (1993),
Information Technology in Complex
Criminal
Trials, Melbourne, Australian Institute of Judicial
Administration, ISBN
1 875527 11 7, (1993) , 140
pgs
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A
and Lewis
D (1988) Australasian Computerised
Legal
Information Handbook, Butterworths, 1988, 450 pgs
Chapters in books
Greenleaf G (1997) ‘Internet censorship - Privacy
reprieved’; ‘Privacy and cyberspace - An ambiguous
relationship’; ‘Interception on the internet - The risks for
ISPs’; ‘Privacy Principles - Irrelevant to cyberspace’ in
Leonard P (Ed) Internet Law Anthology,
Sydney, Prospect Publishing
Greenleaf G (1992)
‘Credit
Reporting’, Chapter / Tab (1992) in
Consumer Sales and Credit Law
Reporting
Service CCH Australia , from [¶40-100], 120 pages (approx
50,000
words)
Greenleaf G (1992) ‘Data
Protection Law - Private Sector’ Tab (1991, revised 1992) in
Australian Company Secretaries Law
Handbook, CCH Australia, from [¶42-000], 38 pages (approx
25,000
words)
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A
&
Tyree A (1990) ‘Legal expert systems — an Introduction’, in G
Hughes (Ed) Essays on Computer Law
Longman Australia, Melbourne,1990, pgs 470-82
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A
&
Tyree A (1988) ‘Computers & the Law’
Australian Almanac 1988 Angus
and
Robertson, 6pgs
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A
&
Tyree A (1988) ‘Legal Reasoning – The Problem of Precedent’ in J Gero
& R Stanton (Eds) Artificial
Intelligence Developments & Applications, North-Holland,
Amsterdam,
1988, pgs 231–247 (originally in Proc.
Joint AI Conf. Sydney, Nov. 1987)
Computer applications and manuals
Published World-wide web resources
Greenleaf G (General Editor) and King G (software) AustLII's Indices to Law on the Net:
Australian Links (http://www.austlii.edu.au/links/Australia/) - World
Links
(http://www.austlii.edu.au/links/World/) on AustLII, indices plus User
Guide,
updated periodically (1995 - )
Greenleaf G Privacy
Law
& Policy Reporter’s Privacy Guides to the Net (on AustLII,
http://lexsun.law.uts.edu.au/~graham/PLPR_guide.html) - index, updated
approximately monthly (1995 - )
Published computer applications
Greenleaf G (Ed), Griffith, P, Mowbray A and van
Dijk P
(1993-94) The Intellectual Property
Workstation, Sydney, DataLex Pty Ltd , (1993), 40 MB
Greenleaf G (Ed), Mowbray
A,
Gunning P and van Dijk P (1991-94)The
Privacy
Workstation DataLex Pty Ltd, Sydney, 6 MB
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A (1993)
The AIJA Workstation -
Information Technology in Complex
Criminal
Trials, Melbourne, Australian Institute of Judicial
Administration,
(1993), 1 MB
Published software manuals
Mowbray A, Greenleaf G, King G and Cant S (1997)
Wysh User’s and Developer’s
Manuals, Australasian Legal Information Institute, Sydney, 1997,
47pgs
Greenleaf G The
Privacy
WorkStation User Guide (December 1994 Release), DataLex Pty Ltd,
1994,
17pgs
Greenleaf G and van Dijk P
The Insurance Law WorkStation User
Guide (November 1994 Release), International Business
Communications,
1994, 12pgs
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A
and van
Dijk P (1994) DataLex Workstations
User Manual
DataLex Pty Ltd, 1994, 40pgs
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A
(1992
-94) DataLex Workstation Software -
Application Developers Manual (Student DOS version) DataLex Pty
Ltd,
Version 2 1994, 105 pgs (Version 1 1992, 61pgs)
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A
(1991)The Privacy Workstation User
Manual (DOS
Version), DataLex Pty Ltd, 1991, 56pgs
Journal articles
Longer / refereed articles
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and King G (1997) ‘New
directions in law via the internet - The AustLII Papers’
Journal of Information, Law and
Technology (JILT), Issue 2, 1997, University of Warwick Faculty
of Law,
(electronic journal) located at
http://elj.warwick.ac.uk/jilt/issue/1997_2 ,
30,000 words (also published as ‘The AustLII Papers’ in Proceeedings
of the Law via the Internet ‘97 Conference, AustLII, UTS/UNSW Faculties
of
Law, June 1997)
Greenleaf G ‘A privacy code for Pacific
cyberlaw’ Journal of Computer
Mediated
Communications, (Special Issue on Emerging Law on the Electronic
Frontier’) Vol 2 No 1 (1996), (electronic journal) located at
http://shum.huji.ac.il/jcmc/vol2/issue1/index.html
Greenleaf, G, Mowbray, A. King, G and van Dijk, P
(1995)
Public access to law via internet: the Australasian Legal Information
Institute
(1995) Journal of Law &
Information
Science, Vol 6 Issue 1 (Originally presented at Sixth Asian
Pacific
Specials, Health and Law Librarians Conference, Sydney, 30 August 1995)
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and van Dijk P (1995)
'Representing
and using legal knowledge in integrated decision support systems -
DataLex
WorkStations' Artificial
Intelligence and
Law , Kluwer, Vol 3, Nos 1-2, 1995, 97-124
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A, Tyree A (1992)
'The
DataLex Legal Workstation - Integrating tools for lawyers' Vol 3 No 2
Journal of Law and Information Science
(1992) 219 -240 (also in Proc. Third
Int.
Conf. on Artificial Intelligence and Law, ACM Press, 1991)
Greenleaf G (1992) ‘The Privacy
Workstation’ (1992) 6 International
Yearbook of Law Computers and Technology 177 - 196
Greenleaf G (1991) ‘Computerisation of
Australian Courts’ 5 Yearbook of Law
Computers and Technology 36-48
Greenleaf G (1991) ‘Trends in Australian
Data
Protection Law’ Computer Law and
Practice Jan-Feb 91, 107-120
Greenleaf G , Tyree A and Mowbray A (1989)
‘Generating Legal Arguments’
Knowledge-Based Systems
Butterworths
Scientific (UK), March 1989
Greenleaf G (1987) ‘The Australia Card -
Towards a National Surveillance System’
Law Soc. Jnl., 25(9) (Oct.):
24-30, Law
Society of New South Wales
Greenleaf G (1987) ‘Freedom of Information
and Universities: In the Courts’ Aust.
Univ. Rev., 30(1): 16-30
Greenleaf G and Nolan, J (1987) ‘The
Deceptive History of the Australia Card’
Aust. Quarterly 58(4): 407-25
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A & Tyree A
(1987)
'Legal Expert Systems: Words, words, words....?'
Yearbook of Law Computers &
Technology Vol.3, 1987, 119–136, Butterworths (UK)
Greenleaf G and Clarke R (1986) 'Aspects
of the
Australian Law Reform Commission's Information Privacy Proposals'
Journal of Law & Information
Science Vol.1No.4, 1986, pp 83 –111
Greenleaf G and Clarke R (1984) ‘Database
Retrieval Technology and Subject Access Principles'
Aust. Comp. Jnl. Vol16 No1,
27-32
Shorter articles and columns
Greenleaf G ‘Commonweatlh abandons privacy - for
now’ Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter
(1997) 4 PLPR 1-5, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Standards and open procedures needed
for
Codes of Practice’, ‘Mediated access rights needed’,
‘‘Safeguards for systematic personal data exports’ (extracts
from submissions to the Commonwealth Attorney-General)
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
(1996) 3 PLPR 174-175, 187, 194-195, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Privacy Principles - irrelevant to
cyberspace? (Lost in cyberspace? III)’
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
(1996) 3 PLPR 114-119, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Interception on the internet - The
risks
for ISPs (Lost in cyberspace? II)’
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
(1996) 3 PLPR 93-94, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Privacy and cyberspace - An ambiguous
relationship (Lost in cyberspace? I)’
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
(1996) 3 PLPR 88-92, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Internet censorship - privacy
reprieved’ Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter (1996) 3 PLPR 41-43, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘OECD searches for crypto-consensus’
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
(1996) 3 PLPR 21-23, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Privacy and Australia’s new Federal
Government’ Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter (1996) 3 PLPR 1-3, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘Smart cards - a ‘next big privacy
issue’ ‘Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter (1996) 2 PLPR 181-2, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and King G ‘Public legal
information via Intenet: AustLII’s first six months’
Law Technology Journal, CTI
Law
Technology Centre, Vol 4 No 2 November 1995, 5-10, ISSN 0961-6902
Greenleaf G ‘Cyberspace censorship threatens
privacy’ Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter (1995) 2 PLPR 148 -150, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G ‘A private sector Privacy Act?’
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
(1995) 2 PLPR 161-3, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A ‘AustLII: Largest law
site
on the internet’ Law Society Journal [NSW], December 1995, 44-45, (No
ISSN)
Greenleaf G ‘New ALRC/ARC options endanger
privacy’ Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter (1995) 2 PLPR 121-123, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf, G ‘Towards an Asia-Pacific information
privacy convention’ Privacy Law
&
Policy Reporter (1995) 2 PLPR 127-131, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf, G, Mowbray, A and King G ‘Public legal
information via internet - AustLII’s first six months’
Australian Law Librarian, Vol
3, No
4-5, 1995, 144-153, ISSN 1039-6616
Greenleaf, G ’The European privacy Directive and
data
exports' Privacy Law & Policy Reporter (1995) 2 PLPR 105-108, ISSN
1321-3563
Greenleaf, G ‘The European privacy Directive and
data
exports' Privacy Law & Policy Reporter (1995) 2 PLPR 105, ISSN
1321-3563
Greenleaf, G 'The European privacy Directive -
completed'
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter (1995) 2 PLPR 81, ISSN 1321-3563
Greenleaf, G and Mowbray, A 'Law via Internet: the
Australasian Legal Information Institute', (1995) 69 Australian Law
Journal 581,
ISSN 1321-3563
G Greenleaf (1995) 'The Australian Privacy Charter
- a new
benchmark?' (1995) 69 ALJ (in press)
G Greenleaf (1994) 'The Barrett Review - A
blueprint for
expanding Australian telecommunicaitons interception' (part 1) 1
Privacy Law
& Policy Reporter 161, 5 pgs; (part 2) 1 Privacy Law & Policy
Reporter
185
G Greenleaf (1994) Human Rights (Sexual Conduct)
Bill 1994 1
Privacy Law & Policy Reporter 121
G Greenleaf (1994) ‘NSW “Claytons” privacy
Bill legitimises data surveillance’ 1 Privacy Law & Policy Reporter
21; 1 Privacy Law & Policy Reporter 65 (8 pgs)
Greenleaf G (1994) 'High Court confirms privacy
rights
against Governments' (1994) 1 Privacy Law & Policy Reporter 1
Greenleaf G (1994) 'Computerised Australian
legislation -
the state of play (part two)' (1994) 68 ALJ
Greenleaf G (1994) 'Computerised Australian
legislation -
the state of play (part one)' (1994) 68 ALJ 231, 231-233
Greenleaf G (1994) 'Computerised Australian case
law - the
state of play' (1994) 68 ALJ 70, 70-74
Greenleaf G (1993) ‘Autodesk No 2 - The uncertain
role
of “function” in software copyright’ (1993) 67 Australian Law
Journal 445 , 445-447
Greenleaf G (1993) ‘Autodesk No 2 (continued) ...
more
functions for “function”’, (1993) 67 Australian Law Journal
541, 541-543
Greenleaf G (1993) ‘Overview of the state of the
world’s privacy - Australia’ , [1993] 8
Computer Law & Security Report,
253-54
Greenleaf G (1993) ‘A Colossus come to judgment -
The
GIO’s expert system on damages’ , (1993) 67 Australian Law Journal
220 , 220-223
Greenleaf, G & Mowbray A , (1993) 'Information
technology in complex criminal trials - An AIJA Report' 67 Australian
Law
Journal 872, (1993), 873-878
Greenleaf G (1992) ‘Imaging technology on
trial - The Rothwells case’ (1992) 66 ALJ 849 - 52
Greenleaf G (1992) ‘The most restrictive
credit reference laws in the Western world?’ 66 ALJ 672 -674 (reprinted
in Vol 9 Computer Law and Security
Report, 1989 64-65)
Greenleaf G (1992) ‘Implications of the
European Community draft Directive on data protection for Australia’
Computers & Law
(Australia) March
1992, 1-8
Greenleaf G (1991)
‘Making
the sentence fit the computer - or the accused?’ 65 ALJ 45-48
Greenleaf G (1991) ‘Can
the
data matching epidemic be controlled?’ 65 ALJ 220-23 (reprinted in vol
7
Computer Law and Security Report,
1989
15-17)
Greenleaf G (1991) ‘The
literature of information technology law’ 65 ALJ 472-73
Greenleaf G (1991)
‘Australian approaches to computerising law - innovation and
integration’ 65 ALJ 677-80
Greenleaf G (1990)
‘Computers and crime: the hackers' new rules’ 64 ALJ 284-86
(reprinted in Computer Law &
Security
Report Vol 6 Issue 2, pgs 21-23 1990)
Greenleaf G (1990)
‘Catching
words while they're hot — computers and unreported judgments’ 64 ALJ
656-58
Greenleaf G and Clarke R
(1990)
‘Consumer EFTS in Australia — Privacy issues’
Computer Law & Security Report
Vol
6 Issue 2, pgs 30-33 1990
Greenleaf G (1989)
‘Software
copyright — form follows function, OK?’ 63 ALJ 764-66
Greenleaf G (1989)
'Politics
triumphs in Australia's new data protection law' Computer Law and
Security
Report Vol 4 No 6, 1989, 7-9; reprinted in DuD
(Datenshutz und Datensicherung) 3/89, 129-32 and in
Computer Control Quarterly Vol
7 No 4,
1989, 28-31
Greenleaf G (1989) ‘The
Privacy Act 1988: half a loaf’ 63 ALJ 116-18
Greenleaf G (1989) ‘The
Privacy Act 1988: enforcement and exemptions’ 63 ALJ 285-87
Greenleaf G (1989) ‘The
expression “personal affairs” corrupts privacy protection” 63
ALJ 561-64
Greenleaf G (1989)
‘Lessons
from the Australia Card — deux ex
machina?’ Vol 3 Issue 6 The
Computer Law and Security Report Eclipse Publications (UK), pgs
6-8
Greenleaf G (1988) ‘No
Confidence in the Commonwealth Privacy Bill’ 62 ALJ 78–81
Greenleaf G (1988)
‘Technology Driven Copyright’ 62 ALJ 164–167
Greenleaf G (1988)
‘Software
copyright: FAST and loose amendments’ 62 ALJ 457–461
Greenleaf G (1988)
‘Screens
structures and ideas on the boundary of copyright’ 62 ALJ 630 –
635
Greenleaf G (1986)
'Medical
Records and Privacy Since 1984', Aust.
Health
Review Vol.9 No.3, 1986 pp311-6
Greenleaf G (1983) ‘Lease
a
Mona Lisa: Jones v UDC & Ors.’
Journal of Law & Information
Science Vol1 No3, 1983 pgs 281–88
Conference papers
Refereed conference papers
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A, King G, Cant S and Chung P
(1997)
‘More than wyshful thinking: AustLII’s legal inferencing via the
World Wide Web’, Proc.
6th International Conference on
Artificial
Intelligence and Law (Melbourne 1997), ACM Press, Association of
Computing Machinery, New York, 1997, 9 pgs
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A (1993) ‘Controlling and
augmenting legal inferencing’ Proc.
4th
Int. Conf. on Artificial Intelligence and Law (Amsterdam 1993),
ACM
Press, Association of Computing Machinery, New York, 1993, 162-166
Greenleaf G , Mowbray A
&
Tyree A (1987) ‘Expert Systems in Law: The DataLex Project’
Proc. 1st Int. Conf. on Artificial
Intelligence and Law, ACM Press, N.Y.,1987 (with Mowbray, A.S.
and Tyree,
A.), 10 pgs
Edited conference proceedings
Greenleaf G and Davies S (Eds) (1993)
Privacy International First Annual
Conference
- Privacy Regulation:
International
Developments, Australian Implications (Conference Proceedings),
Continuing Legal Education Department, Faculty of Law, University of
New South
Wales, 1993, 100 pgs
Published conference papers
Greenleaf G (1997) ‘International privacy standards
-
Their continuing relevance to Australia’
Leading Edge Strategies for Data
Protection
and Privacy
IIR Conferences, Sydney, March 1997, 28pgs
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A,
and
King G (1997) ‘Legal Research on the Internet - The AustLII Guide to
World-Wide Law on the Web’ Computerised
Legal Research CLE Seminars, Continuing Legal Education
Department, UNSW,
1997, 100 pgs
Greenleaf G (1997) ‘Privacy and Electronic
Communications’ Evidence and
Accountability in the Electronic Communications Environment Seminar,
University of New South Wales, February 1997
Greenleaf G and Clarke
R (1997)
‘Privacy Implications of Digital Signatures’
Digital Signatures Conference,
IBC
Conferences, Sydney, March 1997, 14pgs
Greenleaf, G (1997) ‘Personal data export
restrictions
- their role in developing Asia-Pacific privacy laws’
The New Privacy Laws - A symposium on
preparing privacy laws for the 21st Century, Communications Law
Centre,
Sydney, February 1997, 112-126
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and King G, (1997) ‘Law on
the
Net via AustLII - 14M hypertext links can’t be right?’
Information Online & On Disc 97
Conference, January 1997, Sydney
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A, and King G ‘AustLII Guide
to
Legal Research on the Internet’
Computerised Legal Research CLE
Seminars, Continuing Legal Education Department, UNSW, 1996, 30
pgs; also
published on AustLII at http://www.austlii.edu.au/austlii/guide/
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A, King G & Chung P
‘AustLII
and Legislation: public information in the public
interest‘Government Information and
Public Policy’ Conference, New South Wales Parliament House,
October 1996, 18 pgs
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A, King G & Chung P
‘AustLII
and the Courts: public information in the public interest’
Australian Institute of Judicial
Administration Annual Conference, Wellington, New Zealand,
September
1996, 25 pgs
Greenleaf G ‘Privacy - lost in cyberspace? (Privacy
implications of the internet for users and internet service providers)’
Information Privacy
Conference
(IIR Conferences), Sydney , August 1996, 25pgs
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and King G ‘AustLII -
Technology and politics of law on the net’
4th International Conference on
Substantive
Technology
in the Law School and
in Law Practice, University of Montreal, Montreal,
Québec, 3-6
July 1996, 30pgs
Greenleaf G ‘An Emerging Law of Cyberspace?’
Computers & the Law Conference
(IIR
Conferences), Melbourne 17 June 1996, Sydney 24 June 1996, 25 pgs
Greenleaf G ‘In cyberspace, everyone will be
anonymous
for 15 minutes (A vision of privacy in the 21st century)’
Visions for Privacy in the 21st
Century: A
Search for Solutions Conference, Victoria, British Columbia, May
9-11,
1996, 30pgs
Greenleaf G, and Mowbray A ‘Trial technology - A
national strategy? (Three years after the AIJA 'IT in Complex Trials'
Report)’ IT in Legal Practice
Conference
( IIR Conferences), Sydney, April 1996, 12pgs
Greenleaf G ‘International privacy standards -
Implications for Australian and the Asia-Pacific’
Recent Developments in Information
Privacy
Conference, IIR Conferences, Sydney 7-8 December 1995, 29 pgs
(No
ISSN)
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and van Dijk P ‘Workstations
for different learning styles in law’
Proc. Computer Assisted Learning in
Law
Conference, Law Book Co., Sydney, 1994
Greenleaf, G ‘Implications for Australia of
international privacy requirements’
Proc. Protecting Information Privacy
Conference, IIR Conferences, Sydney, 1994, 53 pgs
Greenleaf, G ‘Johns v ASC - Privacy for
compulsorily
acquired information’ Proc. Privacy
Issues Forum, Privacy Commissioner, Auckland NZ, 1994, 6 pgs
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A (1992)
‘Information technology in courtrooms of the 1990s - Australian issues
and
experience in complex criminal trials’ in
Proceedings of the National White
Collar Crime
Conference National Crime Authority, Melbourne 1992, 53 pgs;
also
published in Management of
Litigation
Support (Conference Proceedings), Association of Litigation
Support
Managers, Melbourne, 1992, and in
Proceedings
of the 11th Conference of the Australian Institute of Judicial
Administration, Brisbane 1992
Greenleaf G (1990)
'Copyright,
music and the new technologies' Proc.
VIIth
ASME National Conference, Australian Society for Music
Education, Alice
Springs, 1990, 55-58
Greenleaf G (1989) ‘The
new
privacy laws’ Proc 2nd IEEE Workshop
on
Secure Data Communications, Melbourne, September 1989; also in
Proc NSW Society for Computers &
Law, 1989; and in Proc
Australian Human
Rights Congress, HREOC, Melbourne, September 1989
Greenleaf G (1988)
‘Communications Aspects of Legal Expert Systems — Incorporating Them
in Shells for Lawyers’ Proceedings
of
the National Conference on Law, Computers & Artificial Intelligence
University of Exeter, United Kingdom, November 1988, 10pgs (with A
Tyree and A
Mowbray)
Greenleaf G (1988) ‘Data
Protection in Australia’ (National Report)
Proc. Data Protection Commissioners'
Conf., Oslo, 1988, 2pgs
Greenleaf G
(1986)''Computerised Legal
Research:
Problems & Prospects' Proc. 1st
Australian On-Line Conference, Sydney, January 1986
Greenleaf G (1986) ‘From
'Computers & Law' to Information Law’
Proc. NSW Society For Computers &
the Law
1983 pgs 1–23
Unpublished conference papers
Greenleaf G (1990) ‘The
relationship between the Freedom of Information Act 1982 and the
Privacy Act
1988’ Freedom of Information
Seminar, Parliamentary Research Service and Centre for
International and
Public Law, Canberra, October 1990
Greenleaf G (1990) ‘The
DataLex Workstation Project: Legal workstations — integrating tools for
lawyers’ ALTA Conference, Canberra 1990, 4 pgs
Greenleaf G (1989)
'Computer-Assisted Teaching of Intellectual Property' World
Intellectual
Property Organisation (WIPO) Regional
Workshop
on Intellectual Property Teaching, University of New South
Wales, July
1989, 3pgs
Greenleaf G (1989) ‘Legal
Expert Systems — Robot Lawyers? (An introduction to knowledge-based
applications to law)’ Australian
Legal
Convention, Sydney, 1989, 9 pgs (shorter version published in
Computers
and Law (Australia) No 12 (1990) 21-24)
Greenleaf G and Mowbray A
(1988)
Alternatives to the Australia Card
Submission to the Senate Committee on Legal & Constitutional
Affairs
(commissioned by Combined Community Centres NSW), 96 pgs (also
presented at the
1988 ANZAAS Conference, Sydney)
Greenleaf G Lewis D and Mowbray A (1988) ‘Teaching
Lawyers Information Retrieval’ Information
Online 88 (Proceedings of
the 1988 Online Conference, Library Association of Australia), 13 pgs
Other publications
Reports
Greenleaf G, Mowbray A and van Dijk, P (1993)
Re-development of the SCALE
computerised legal
information system (‘SCALE Mk2’) - A Report to the Commonwealth
Attorney-General's Department, Sydney, DataLex Pty Ltd, 1993,
(1993), 20
pgs
Published submissions to Parliamentary
enquiries
Greenleaf G (1986)
'Submission to
the Joint Select Committee on an Australia Card'
Joint Select Committee on an
Australia Card,
Official Hansard Report, 7 February 1986, pp1455-1478
Greenleaf G (1986) 'The
Australia
Card Program - An Analysis of the Government's Proposals'
Joint Select Committee on an
Australia Card,
Official Hansard Report, 1 April 1986, pp880-899; extract also
in
Civil Liberty No 122, May-June
1986
pp21-4
Greenleaf G (1986)
‘Computerised Information & the Freedom of Information Act’
Submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal
Affairs,
June, 1986 (Official Hansard Report),
18pgs