Alanna Van der Veen

PhD Candidate

Bachelor of Arts (University of Newcastle); Bachelor of Laws / Diploma of Legal Practice (Honours Class I) (University of Newcastle); Masters of Law (University of New South Wales)

Alanna’s PhD research examines unreasonable trial delay in the criminal justice system.�� In particular, Alanna’s research focuses on the effect that legal culture can have on creating an environment where unreasonable trial delay can thrive.�� The effect that the common law plays in creating such a legal culture is explored.

Research topic

Killing Time: The Challenges of Reforming Unreasonable Criminal Trial Delay

Supervisors

Professor Jill Hunter
Associate-Professor Justine Rogers
Nicholas Cowdery AO, QC

Areas of interest

Criminal law and process; evidence law; advocacy; legal research and writing; comparative criminal justice

a.vanderveen@unsw.edu.au

Publications

Presenter

30 March 2022: Hunter Valley Law Society

‘Raising the Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility’

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Presenter: Podcast

November 2021: University of New South Wales, Centre for Crime, Law and Justice

‘Talking About Justice: Covid and Justice: Perspectives from the Courts, Prosecution and Defence’

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Co-Author

“Navigating the New Normal: The Virtual Court” (2020) June Law Society Journal 74-75

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“Examining Liability for Felony Murder through Joint Criminal Enterprise” (2017) October Law Society Journal 88-89.

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“Interlocutory Appeals to the Court of Criminal Appeal: A Consideration of Competency” (2017) March Law Society Journal 72-73.

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“Bail in 2016: A Wrap from the Court of Criminal Appeal” (2017) February��Law Society Journal��82-83.

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Presenter

23 May 2016 – Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions
“Appearing before the Registrar of Crime and the CCA: Bails and Appeals”

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2 March 2016 - Supreme Court of NSW
“Information Session: Practice Note SC CL 11”

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Author
“Changes to Supreme Court Bail Procedures” (2016) March Law Society Journal 92-93

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“Showing Cause Under s16A of the Bail Act 2013: Lessons from the CCA” (2016) February Law Society Journal 94-95

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Presenter
17 October 2015 - NSW Young Lawyers Annual Ones Day Advocacy Seminar
“Practitioners Appearing in the Registrars’ Lists in the NSW Supreme Court”

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