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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