Lorne Neudorf

Associate Professor Lorne Neudorf

Associate Prof/Reader

Adelaide Law School

Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics


JD (Victoria); LLM (McGill); PhD (Cambridge); FRSA

Lorne Neudorf is an Associate Professor in the Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide. From 2017-2020 he was Deputy Dean of Adelaide Law School. He is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, Canada (Barrister & Solicitor).

Lorne holds a Doctor of Philosophy in comparative law from the University of Cambridge. During his doctoral studies, he was twice awarded the Sir James Lougheed Award of Distinction. Lorne holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Victoria and a Masters of Law from McGill University. He practised as an Associate Lawyer at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, one of Canada's leading law firms.

Lorne's research takes a comparative perspective and focuses on public law, including judicial review, legislation, delegation, the lawmaking process, constitutional and statutory interpretation, and legal institutions especially parliaments and courts.

Before arriving in Adelaide, Lorne held an Associate Professorship as Founding Faculty in the Faculty of Law at Thompson Rivers University where he helped establish the first new law school in Canada in more than 30 years. He also taught Administrative Law at six colleges of the University of Cambridge and lectured in common law at Pembroke and King's colleges. Lorne has been awarded teaching excellence prizes by law students, including by both first year and upper year students.

Lorne has published scholarly collections, journal articles, case comments, book chapters, book reviews, and newspaper op-eds. In 2017, he published a monograph with Springer entitled The Dynamics of Judicial Independence: A Comparative Study of Courts in Malaysia and Pakistan.  Lorne is General Editor of a new global book series published by Hart examining the rule of law in context (with Gabrielle Appleby). Lorne is the co-founder and Editor in Chief of the Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law (with Chris Hunt and Robert Diab), which publishes cutting-edge comparative scholarship on topical legal themes. He was formerly the Managing Editor of the Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law and produced the innovative UK Supreme Court Yearbook for 2010-11.

Lorne's work has been recognised for its impact through an Executive Dean Award. It has been discussed in scholarly books, articles and parliamentary committees in several jurisdictions. It has been cited in rulings of the Supreme Court of Canada and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and referred to by the UN Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers.

Lorne has presented his research at top law schools including those at Cambridge, Oxford, Yale, Stanford, the National University of Singapore, Hong Kong University, New York University, and Humboldt University. He has been invited to give evidence before parliamentary committees in Australia, Canada and New Zealand. He has been a visiting scholar at the Australian National University College of Law, the Faculty of Law at Victoria University of Wellington, the Max-Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, Clare Hall at the University of Cambridge, the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa, and the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law in London. In 2015, he was elected as an Associate Member of the American Society of Comparative Law and in 2020 appointed as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. He has also been engaged by governments and tribunals for his expertise.

Lorne has been awarded research fellowships and grants. He is presently concluding a multi-year study on the parliamentary supervision of delegated legislation in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, a project funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

  • Appointments

    Date Position Institution name
    2017 - 2021 Deputy Dean Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide
    2017 - ongoing Associate Professor University of Adelaide
    2017 - 2017 Associate Professor Thompson Rivers University
    2013 - 2017 Assistant Professor Thompson Rivers University
  • Awards and Achievements

    Date Type Title Institution Name Country Amount
    2021 Award Executive Dean Award - Equity, Diversity and Inclusion University of Adelaide Australia
    2020 Award Executive Dean Award for Excellence in Research Impact University of Adelaide Australia
    2017 Teaching Award Society of Law Students Teaching Excellence Prize (First Year Curriculum) Thompson Rivers University Canada
    2017 Teaching Award Society of Law Students Teaching Excellence Prize (Upper Year Curriculum) Thompson Rivers University Canada
    2017 Research Award Insight Development Grant Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Canada $68,000
    2016 Research Award Legal Research Grant The Foundation for Legal Research Canada $10,000
    2016 Teaching Award Society of Law Students Teaching Excellence Prize (First Year Curriculum) Thompson Rivers University Canada
    2016 Teaching Award Society of Law Students Teaching Excellence Prize (Upper Year Curriculum) Thompson Rivers University Canada
    2015 Teaching Award Society of Law Students Teaching Excellence Prize (Upper Year Curriculum) Thompson Rivers University Canada
    2015 Research Award Research Awards: Student Apprenticeship Award (2015; 2016), Internal Research Award (2015; 2016); Tri-Agency Support Award (2016) Thompson Rivers University
    2012 Distinction Sir James Lougheed Award of Distinction Government of Alberta, Canada Canada $20,000
    2012 Recognition Ishii Bursary for Outstanding Academic Merit in the Arts or Humanities Clare Hall, University of Cambridge
    2012 Scholarship Modern Law Review Scholarship Modern Law Review
    2011 Scholarship Modern Law Review Scholarship Modern Law Review United Kingdom
    2011 Distinction Sir James Lougheed Award of Distinction Government of Alberta, Canada Canada $20,000
    2011 Recognition Ishii Bursary for Outstanding Academic Merit in the Arts or Humanities Clare Hall, University of Cambridge United Kingdom
    2011 Fellowship Law Foundation Graduate Fellowship Law Foundation of British Columbia Canada
    2010 Fellowship Law Foundation Graduate Fellowship Law Foundation of British Columbia Canada
    2007 Fellowship Graduate Fellowship McGill University Canada
    2007 Fellowship Law Foundation Graduate Fellowship Law Foundation of British Columbia Canada
    2007 Scholarship Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Canada $17,500
    2007 Scholarship Law Society Graduate Scholarship Law Society of British Columbia Canada
    2005 Recognition Course Prizes (Highest Standing): Constitutional Law, Legal Research and Writing, Torts, Advanced Taxation, Trusts, Real Property University of Victoria Canada
    2005 Scholarship The President's Scholarship University of Victoria
    2004 Award Student Award for Public Service, Contributions to the Community and Promotion of Justice and Law Reform Canadian Bar Association Canada
  • Education

    Date Institution name Country Title
    2015 University of Cambridge United Kingdom PhD
    2009 McGill University Canada LLM
    2007 University of Victoria Canada Juris Doctor
  • Certifications

    Date Title Institution name Country
    2009 Barrister and Solicitor Law Society of Upper Canada Canada
  • Research Interests

  • Journals

    Year Citation
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Time to Take Lawmaking Seriously: The Problem of Delegated Legislation in South Australia. Law Society Bulletin, 43(8), 10.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Strengthening the Parliamentary Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation: Lessons from Australia. Canadian Parliamentary Review, 42(4).
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Building National Identity through the Constitution: The Canadian Charter Experience.
    2019 Neudorf, L. (2019). Reassessing the Constitutional Foundation of Delegated Legislation in Canada. Dalhousie Law Journal, 41(2), 519-573.
    2018 Hunt, C., Neudorf, L., & Rankin, M. B. (2018). Legislating Statutory Interpretation: The Parliamentary Regulation of Judicial Discretion.
    2017 Neudorf, L. (2017). Review of Regulating Judges: Beyond Independence and Accountability by Richard Devlin and Adam Dodek eds. (Edward Elgar 2017). Cambridge Law Journal, 76(2), 452.
    2017 Neudorf, L. (2017). Taking Comparative Law Seriously: Rethinking the Supreme Court of Canada's Modern Approach to Statutory Interpretation. Statute Law Review, 39(2), 184-210.
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    2016 Neudorf, L. (2016). The Politics of Judicial Independence in the UK's Changing Constitution. MODERN LAW REVIEW, 79(6), 1144-1147.
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    2016 McIntyre, J., & Neudorf, L. (2016). Judicial review reform: avoiding effective review through procedural means?. Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, 16(1), 65-99.
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    2016 Neudorf, L. (2016). Inadequate reasons: the need for tribunal participation in judicial review litigation. Alberta Law Review, 54(1), 219-231.
    2016 Neudorf, L. (2016). Rule by Regulation: Revitalizing Parliament's Supervisory Role in the Making of Subordinate Legislation. Canadian Parliamentary Review, 39(1), 29-33.
    2016 Hunt, C., & Neudorf, L. (2016). The Expert Witness’s Duty of Impartiality in Canada: A comment on White Burgess Langille Inman v Abbott and Haliburton Co.. International Journal of Evidence and Proof, 20(1), 72-77.
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    2015 Neudorf, L. (2015). Judicial independence: the judge as a third party to the dispute. Oxford University Comparative Law Forum, 1 page.
    2015 Neudorf, L. (2015). Comparative Matters: The Renaissance of Comparative Constitutional Law. CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, 74(3), 621-624.
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    2014 Neudorf, L. (2014). Constitutional Systems of the World. CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, 73(2), 443-446.
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    2014 Neudorf, L. (2014). Authoritarian Rule of Law: Legislation, Discourse and Legitimacy in Singapore. CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, 73(1), 206-208.
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    2014 Neudorf, L., & Hunnisett, G. (2014). Force majeure clauses in comparative perspective: the Canadian common law approach in light of recent developments in the courts of Singapore and the United Kingdom. University of New Brunswick Law Journal, 65, 312-340.
    2014 Neudorf, L. (2014). Declaratory legislation: legislatures in the judicial domain?. University of British Columbia Law Review, 47(1), 313-328.
    2013 Neudorf, L. (2013). Intervention at the UK Supreme Court. Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law, 2(1), 16-32.
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    2013 Neudorf, L. (2013). The Culture of Judicial Independence: Conceptual Foundations and Practical Challenges. MODERN LAW REVIEW, 76(1), 181-184.
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    2013 Neudorf, L. (2013). Politicized Justice in Emerging Democracies: A Study of Courts in Russia and Ukraine. CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, 72(2), 461-464.
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    2012 Neudorf, L. (2012). Promoting independent justice in a changing world. Human Rights Law Review, 12(1), 107-121.
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    2012 Neudorf, L. (2012). Chinese Justice: Civil Dispute Resolution in Contemporary China. CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, 71(2), 454-456.
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    2012 Neudorf, L. (2012). Home invasion by regulation: truckers and reasonable expectations of privacy under section 8 of the Charter. University of British Columbia Law Review, 45(2), 551-591.
    2012 Neudorf, L. (2012). Editor's Introduction: Looking Back and Moving Forward. Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law, 1(2), 1.
    2012 Neudorf, L. (2012). The Supreme Court and the New Judicial Independence. Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law, 1(2), 25.
    2011 Neudorf, L. (2011). The Disenchantment of Secular Discourse. Osgoode Hall Law Journal, 48(4), 681.
    2011 Neudorf, L. (2011). Judicial Independence in China: Lessons for Global Rule of Law Promotion. CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL, 70(1), 267-268.
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    2010 Laporte, J. P. A., & Neudorf, L. (2010). Canadian pension plan administrators and legal liability. Pensions, 15(3), 179-190.
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    2010 Neudorf, L. (2010). Shifting Sanctions and Personal Responsibility. Saskatchewan Law Review, 73, 131.
    2007 Neudorf, L. (2007). Independence and the Public Process: Evolution or Erosion?. Saskatchewan Law Review, 70, 53.
  • Books

    Year Citation
    2022 Neudorf, L., Hunt, C., & Diab, R. (Eds.) (2022). Charting the Future of Legal Education (Vol. 8). The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2021 Gowder, P. (2021). The Rule of Law in the United States: An Unfinished Project of Black Liberation. L. Neudorf, & G. Appleby (Eds.), Hart Publishing.
    2021 Gowder, P. (2021). The Rule of Law in the United States: An Unfinished Project of Black Liberation. L. Neudorf, & G. Appleby (Eds.), Hart Publishing.
    2021 Trochev, A., & Schwartz, O. (2021). The Rule of Law in Russia: Power of Rulers, Power of Rules: Russia’s Legal Dualism in Action. L. Neudorf, & G. Appleby (Eds.), Hart.
    2021 Zaiden Benvindo, J. (2021). The Rule of Law in Brazil: The Legal Construction of Inequality. L. Neudorf, & G. Appleby (Eds.), Hart.
    2021 Diab, R., Hunt, C. D. L., & Neudorf, L. (Eds.) (2021). Democratic Decay: Challenges for Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law (Vol. 7.1). Kamloops, British Columbia: The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law at Thompson Rivers University.
    2020 Diab, R., Hunt, C., & Neudorf, L. (Eds.) (2020). Issues in Charity and Non-Profit Law (Vol. 6.1). Canada: The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2020 Neudorf, L., Babie, P., Arora, V., & Tomer, A. (Eds.) (2020). Comparative Reflections on the Constitutional Models of India and Australia. Bloomsbury.
    2019 Hunt, C., Diab, R., & Neudorf, L. (2019). Perspectives on Animal Law. L. Neudorf (Ed.), The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2019 Neudorf, L., Diab, R., & Hunt, C. (Eds.) (2019). Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law. Beyond Humanity: New Frontiers in Animal Law (Vol. 5). Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2018 Hunt, C., Neudorf, L., & Rankin, M. (Eds.) (2018). Legislating Statutory Interpretation: Perspectives from the Common Law World. Canada: Carswell (Thomson Reuters).
    2018 Hunt, C., Neudorf, L., & Rankin, M. (Eds.) (2018). Legislating Statutory Interpretation: Perspectives from the Common Law World. Canada: Carswell (Thomson Reuters).
    2018 Hunt, C., Diab, R., & Neudorf, L. (2018). Privacy, Identity, and Control: Emerging Issues in Data Protection. The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2017 Neudorf, L. (2017). The Dynamics of Judicial Independence: A Comparative Study of Courts in Malaysia and Pakistan. Switzerland: Springer.
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    2017 Hunt, C., Neudorf, L., & Rankin, M. (2017). The Annotated Guide to the British Columbia Interpretation Act (1 ed.). Canada: Carswell (Thomson Reuters).
    2017 Diab, R., Hunt, C., & Neudorf, L. (Eds.) (2017). Problems of Interpretation in International Law. Canada: The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2016 Diab, R., Hunt, C., & Neudorf, L. (Eds.) (2016). Equity in the 21st Century: Problems and Perspectives: Volume I. Canada: The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2016 Hunt, C., Diab, R., & Neudorf, L. (2016). Equity in the 21st Century: Problems and Perspectives: Volume II. L. Neudorf (Ed.), The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2015 Neudorf, L., Hunt, C., & Diab, R. (Eds.) (2015). Health Law and Human Rights. Canada: The Canadian Association of Comparative and Contemporary Law.
    2012 Neudorf, L. (Ed.) (2012). The UK Supreme Court Yearbook (Vol. 2). Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law.
  • Book Chapters

    Year Citation
    2022 Neudorf, L. (2022). Administrative Law. In R. Krever (Ed.), Mastering Legal Studies and Law Exam Techniques (11 ed.). LexisNexis.
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). COVID-19 in the Apex Courts of India and Australia: Judicial Roles and Constitutional Cultures. In A. Tomer, V. Arora, & J. Aston (Eds.), Comparative Law. Thomson Reuters.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Separating Powers through the Constitution: A Comparison of India and Australia (Part I: Political Origins and the Indian Jurisprudence). In P. Babie, L. Neudorf, V. Arora, & A. Tomer (Eds.), Comparative Reflections on the Constitutional Models of India and Australia. Bloomsbury.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Separating Powers through the Constitution: A Comparison of India and Australia (Part I: Political Origins and the Indian Jurisprudence). In P. Babie, L. Neudorf, V. Arora, & A. Tomer (Eds.), Comparative Reflections on the Constitutional Models of India and Australia. Bloomsbury.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Separating Powers through the Constitution: A Comparison of India and Australia (Part II: Australian Jurisprudence and Comparisons with India). In P. Babie, L. Neudorf, V. Arora, & A. Tomer (Eds.), Comparative Reflections on the Constitutional Models of India and Australia. Bloomsbury Professional.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Separating Powers through the Constitution: A Comparison of India and Australia (Part II: Australian Jurisprudence and Comparisons with India). In P. Babie, L. Neudorf, V. Arora, & A. Tomer (Eds.), Comparative Reflections on the Constitutional Models of India and Australia. Bloomsbury Professional.
    2020 Babie, P. T. (2020). A tale of two creations – property and the corporation. In P. Babie, L. Neudorf, A. Tomer, & V. Arora (Eds.), Comparative Reflections on the Constitutional Models of India and Australia. India: Bloomsbury.
    2018 Le Mire, S. (2018). Australia’s Legislatures and Its Courts: The Gender Identity Interpretive Challenge. In C. Hunt, L. Neudorf, & M. Rankin (Eds.), Legislating Statutory Interpretation: Perspectives from the Common Law World (pp. 55-74). Canada: Thomson Reuters Carswell.
    2018 Neudorf, L. (2018). Canada's First Act: The Role and History of the Interpretation Act. In C. Hunt, L. Neudorf, & M. Rankin (Eds.), Legislating Statutory Interpretation: Perspectives from the Common Law World (pp. 1-24). Canada: Thomson Reuters.
    2018 Hunt, C. D., Neudorf, L., & Rankin, M. (2018). Introduction: Legislating Statutory Interpretation: The Parliamentary Regulation of Judicial Discretion. In C. Hunt, L. Neudorf, & M. Rankin (Eds.), Legislating Statutory Interpretation: Perspectives from the Common Law World (pp. xiii-xxix). Canada: Thomson Reuters.
    2017 Neudorf, L. (2017). The Supreme Court and Parliament: Evolving Roles and Relationships. In G. Editor (Ed.), Supreme Court Law Review. LexisNexis Canada.
    2006 Ferguson, G., & Neudorf, L. (2006). The Use of Evidence of Tainted Witnesses: International and Canadian Standards. In Chen Guang Zhong (Ed.), A Study on Procedural Law Issues in UNTOC and UNCAC. United Nations Press.
  • Conference Papers

    Year Citation
    2022 Neudorf, L. (2022). Legislating with Integrity? The Challenge of Delegated Legislation. In Proceedings of Australian Institute of Administrative Law (SA Chapter) & Australian Association of Constitutional Law (SA Chapter). Adelaide.
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). COVID-19 in the Apex Courts of India and Australia. In International Conference on Comparative Law. Delhi, India.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Enabling Provisions: The Gatekeeper of Legislative Power. In Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
    2018 Neudorf, L. (2018). Lawmaking in 21st Century Canada: Executive Power and the Search for Accountability. In ICON Society. The University of Hong Kong.
    2017 Neudorf, L. (2017). Executive Erosion of Parliamentary Sovereignty: Comparative Perspectives on Lawmaking in Canada and the United Kingdom. In Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies. Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa, Italy.
    2015 Neudorf, L. (2015). Judicial Independence and the Evolution of Courts in Malaysia and Pakistan. In National University of Singapore. National University of Singapore.
    2015 Neudorf, L. (2015). Courts in Comparative Perspective: The Dynamics of Judicial Independence. In New York University. New York University, USA.
    2015 Neudorf, L. (2015). The Evolution of Judicial Institutions: A Comparative Study of Courts in England, Malaysia, and Pakistan. In Stanford University. Stanford University, USA.
    2014 Neudorf, L. (2014). Judicial Institutions and Responsibility: A Comparison of Courts in England, Malaysia and Pakistan. In Yale University. Yale University, USA.
    2014 McIntyre, J., & Neudorf, L. (2014). Judicial Review Reform: Avoiding Substantive Review through Procedural Reform?. In University of Cambridge. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.
  • Conference Items

    Year Citation
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Developing and Designing Regulations. Poster session presented at the meeting of SA Productivity Commission - Inquiry Roundtable.
    2016 Neudorf, L. (2016). Taking Comparative Law Seriously: Rethinking the Supreme Court of Canada's Modern Approach to Statutory Interpretation. Poster session presented at the meeting of Humboldt University. Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany.
  • Report for External Bodies

    Year Citation
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Additional Submission to the Inquiry into reform of South Australia’s Regulatory Framework.
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). SA Productivity Commission: Roundtable on Developing and Designing Regulations.
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Submission to Inquiry on State Environmental Planning Instruments (SEPPs) - Hearing Evidence.
    2021 Neudorf, L., & Leadbeter, P. (2021). Additional Submission to Inquiry into State Environmental Planning Instruments (SEPPs).
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Strengthening the Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation.
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Designing the Committee System of the Future.
    2021 Neudorf, L., Olijnyk, A., & Le Mire, S. (2021). Judicial Bias Inquiry.
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Submission to the South Australian Productivity Commission on its Inquiry into Reform of South Australia's Regulatory Framework.
    2021 Neudorf, L., & Leadbeter, P. (2021). Submission to the Regulation Committee of the Parliament of New South Wales in connection with its Inquiry into Environmental Planning Instruments (SEPPs)..
    2021 Neudorf, L., & Leadbeter, P. (2021). Post-Hearing Submission on Inquiry into State Environmental Planning Policies (SEPPs).
    2021 Neudorf, L. (2021). Submission to the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department on the Review of the Legislation Act 2003.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Hearing Evidence into Inquiry on Making Delegated Legislation in New South Wales.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Hearing evidence into Parliament of Australia, Senate Standing Committee for the Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation's inquiry into the exemption of delegated legislation from parliamentary oversight.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Submission on the Inquiry into Exemption of Delegated Legislation from Parliamentary Oversight.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Inquiry into Exemption of Delegated Legislation from Parliamentary Oversight – Response to 1 Question Taken on Notice and 13 Additional Written Questions.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Submission to the Inquiry into the Making of Delegated Legislation in New South Wales.
    2020 Grenfell, L., Hill, L., Koch, C., McIntyre, J., Neudorf, L., Olijnyk, A., . . . Spyrou, P. (2020). Submission to the Select Committee on COVID-19.
    2020 Grenfell, L., Hill, L., Koch, C., McIntyre, J., Neudorf, L., Olijnyk, A., . . . Spyrou, P. (2020). Submission to the COVID-19 Response Committee. Adelaide.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Submission to the Select Committee on Effectiveness of the System of Committees of the South Australian Parliament. Adelaide.
    2019 Neudorf, L. (2019). Submission on Comparative Research on the Parliamentary Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation.
    2019 Neudorf, L. (2019). Submission to the Senate Inquiry on the Parliamentary Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation.
  • Working Paper

    Year Citation
    2014 McIntyre, J., & Neudorf, L. (2014). Reforming Judicial Review: Procedural Reform and the Avoidance of Substantive Review?.
  • Internet Publications

    Year Citation
    2022 Neudorf, L., & Appleby, G. (2022). Book Review: Gabrielle Appleby and Lorne Neudorf on “The Rule of Law Under Fire?”(Raymond Wacks). International Journal of Constitutional Law.
    2020 Neudorf, L. (2020). Delegated Legislation and Democracy: The Problem of Exemptions. AUSPUBLAW.
    2019 Neudorf, L. (2019). The Constitutional Position of Delegated Legislation after Cherry/Miller (No 2). UK Constitutional Law Association.
    2018 Neudorf, L. (2018). Scrutinising Legislative Reform Orders: The Case of the Horserace Betting Levy. UK Constituitonal Law Association.
  • LAW 1100: Introduction to Law
  • LAW 2504: Administrative Law
  • LAW 2508: Comparative Law
  • LAW 7174: Advanced Comparative Law
  • Memberships

    Date Role Membership Country
    2020 - ongoing Member Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts United Kingdom
    2015 - ongoing The International Society of Public Law United States
    2015 - ongoing American Society of Comparative Law United States
    2015 - ongoing British Institute of International and Comparative Law United Kingdom
    2013 - ongoing The Society of Legal Scholars United Kingdom
  • Editorial Boards

    Date Role Editorial Board Name Institution Country
    2013 - ongoing Editor-In-chief Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law Canada
  • Offices Held

    Date Office Name Institution Country
    2017 - 2020 Adjunct Professor of Law University of Manitoba Canada
    2015 - ongoing Life Member Clare Hall, University of Cambridge United Kingdom
    2009 - ongoing Barrister and Solicitor Law Society of Upper Canada Canada
  • Position: Associate Prof/Reader
  • Phone: 83130584
  • Email: lorne.neudorf@adelaide.edu.au
  • Campus: North Terrace
  • Building: Ligertwood, floor 2
  • Org Unit: Adelaide Law School

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