About the Authors
| Author | Bibi Sangha/Kent Roach/Robert Moles |
| Pages | 447-447 |
About
the
Authors
Bibi
Sangha
completed
her
law
degree
at
Middlesex
University
and
her
mas
ters
degree
at
the
London
School
of
Economics.
She
is
a
senior
lecturer
in
law
at
Flinders
University,
South
Australia
and
previously
taught
at
the
Australian
National
University.
She
was
called
to
the
Bar
at
Lincoln
’
s
Inn,
London
and
admitted
to
practice
as
a
barrister
in
Malaysia
and
at
the
High
Court
of
Aus
tralia.
She
is
a
joint
developer
of
the
Networked
Knowledge
program.
Kent
Roach
is
a
Professor
of
Law
at
the
University
of
Toronto
where
he
holds
the
Prichard-Wilson
Chair
in
Law
and
Public
Policy.
He
is
a
member
of
the
Ontario
Bar
and
a
Fellow
of
the
Royal
Society
of
Canada.
He
served
as
Director
of
Research
for
the
Goudge
Inquiry
on
Forensic
Pediatric
Pathology.
His
books
include
The
Unique
Challenges
of
Terrorism
Prosecutions
(vol.
4
of
Research
Stud
ies
for
the
Air
India
Inquiry)
(2010),
Criminal
Law
(4th
ed.,
2009),
September
11:
Consequences
for
Canada
(2003),
The
Supreme
Court
on
Trial
(2001),
and
Due
Process
and
Victims'
Rights
(1999).
Robert
Moles
completed
his
law
degree
at
Queen
’
s
University,
Belfast
and
his
Ph.D.
at
Edinburgh
University.
He
has
held
academic
appointments
in
law
at
Queen
’
s
University
Belfast,
the
Australian
National
University,
and
Adelaide
University.
He
is
joint
developer
of
the
Networked
Knowledge
program.
His
previous
books
are:
Definition
and
Rule
in
Legal
Theory
(1987);
Law
and
Eco
nomics
(ed.)
(1988);
A
State
of
Injustice
(2004);
Losing
Their
Grip
—
The
Case
of
Henry
Keogh
(2006).
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