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Hunter JB, Cameron C & Henning T (2005) Litigation I: Civil Process, 7th edition, Australia, LexisNexis

Hunter JB, Cameron C & Henning T (2005) Litigation II: Evidence & Criminal Process, 7th edition, Australia, LexisNexis,

Anderson J, Williams SC, N & Hunter JB, (2002) The New Evidence Law, Australia, LexisNexis

Hunter, JB & Cronin K (1995), Evidence, Advocacy and Ethical Practice: A Criminal Trial Commentary, Australia, Butterworths

Past editions of Litigation - Aronson MI & Hunter JB (1998), Litigation: Evidence and Procedure, 6th edition, Australia, Butterworths; Aronson MI & Hunter JB, (1995) Litigation: Evidence and Procedure, 5th edition, Australia, Butterworth ; Aronson MI, Hunter JB & Weinberg M (1988), Litigation: Evidence & Procedure, 4th edition, Australia, Butterworth

Hunter JB, (2006) Review: Criminal Evidence & Analysis of Evidence – Laws unto Themselves? P. Roberts & A. Zuckerman Criminal Evidence OUP, 2004, UK & T. Anderson, D. Schum & W. Twining Analysis of Evidence, UK, Cambridge Univ Press, in (UK) International Journal of Evidence & Proof.

Hunter JB, Three Tales of Asylum: Trauma, Credibility & Expert Evidence (2006) 15(2) Human Rights Defender (with R. Redman, M. San Roque, T. Hambley, H. Martin).

Hunter JB (with Brennan, Healey, Johnson, San Roque & Wolff) Indigenous Legal Education At UNSW: A Work-In-Progress (2005) Indig Law Bull 26-29

Hunter JB, (2005) Review: A Jury of Whose Peers? The Cultural Politics of Juries in Australia (Auty & Toussaint, eds), Crawley, UWA Press, 2004 in 15 (2) Law & Politics Book Review, Univ of Maryland pp.150-156 [reprinted in (2005) 28(1) UNSWLJ 318-325]

Hunter JB (2000) Review: “I. Nemes & G. Coss, Effective Legal Research, Butterworths, 1998” 74 Australian Law Journal 58-59.

Hunter JB (1996) “Teaching Plumbing with Periclean Ideals: Should it be done? Can it be done?: Advocacy and Courtroom Scholarship” Volume 30 Law Teacher 330-353 (UK).

Hunter JB (1995) “Abuse of Process Savages Issue Estoppel” UNSW Law Journal (1995) Vol 18, Issue 1, pp 151-171

Hunter JB (1994) “Unreliable Memoirs and the Accused: Bending and Stretching Hearsay: Part 1” Volume 18, Issue 1, Criminal Law Journal, pp 8-28.

Hunter JB (1994) “Unreliable Memoirs and the Accused: Bending and Stretching Hearsay: Part 2” Volume 18, Issue 2, Criminal Law Journal, pp 76-89.

Hunter JB (1993) “Case Commentary: R v Chayna” 17, Issue 2, Criminal Law Journal pp 258-261.

Hunter JB (1991) “Book Review: Judicial Discretion and Criminal Litigation” 15 Criminal Law Journal 387-389.

Hunter JB (1991) “Review Article: Evidence: Its History and Policies” 14 UNSW Law Journal 370-372.

Hunter JB (1985) “‘Tainted’ Proceedings: Censuring Police Illegalities” Volume 59, Issue 12. Australian Law Journal pp 709-16.

Hunter JB (1984) “The Development of the Rule Against Double Jeopardy” Volume 5, Issue 1, Journal of Legal History, pp 3-19 (UK).

Hunter JB & Tyree A (1981) “The Rising Interest in Inflation” Volume 9, Issue 6 Australian Business Law Review, pp 410-28 (50%)

Hunter JB (1980) “Prosecutors’ Pleadings and the Rule Against Duplicity” Volume 3, Issue 1, UNSW Law Journal, pp 248-278.

(Forthcoming) Hunter JB, “An Agenda to Review the Question(ing) of Credit”, for P. Roberts & M Redmayne (ed), Innovations in Evidence & Proof , Hart Publishing, EPD, 2007

Hunter JB & Bargen JJ (1991), “Abnormal Minds, Abnormal Murderers and ‘What the Doctor Said’”, in Yeo, S (ed), Partial Excuses to Murder, Australia, Federation Press, pp 124-144

Hunter, JB (2005) “Why the Tendency Rule Refuses to be Simple” Crown Prosecutors’ Annual Conference, Newcastle.

Hunter, JB (2005) “Why the Tendency Rule Refuses to be Simple”, Bar Association Regional Conference, Lismore,

Hunter JB & Krone T, (2003) An Overview of Administrative Measures Employed to Prevent Public Disorder in Australia, (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Royal Relations in the Netherlands & Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Netherlands

Hunter JB (with K Biber), Opinion, SMH, 2005 “Sexual Assault Victims Deserve Confidentiality”

ALRC, (2004), Issues Paper 28: Review of the Evidence Act 1995