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Australia / /
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Commonwealth Day / /
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state law / artificial and circular device / challenged law / federal law / /
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Law and Order / /
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High Court / Supreme Court / Industrial Court of New South Wales2 / state government / Gypsy Jokers Motorcycle Club / Commonwealth Parliament / Monash University / Cornell University / New South Wales Supreme Court / Industrial Court / Oxford University / State Cabinet / State court / /
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JEFFREY GOLDSWORTHY / Peter Johnston / George Winterton / Oscar Roos / James E Bond / John M Williams / Brendan Lim / Murray Gleeson / Oscar I Roos / Kable / Gary J Jacobsohn / Anthony Mason / Helen Irving / Gabrielle J Appleby / George Williams / Elizabeth Handsley / Patrick Emerton / Anne Twomey / Greg Taylor / Matthew J Franck / Kirby / Rohan Hardcastle / Neil S Siegel / Harry M Clor / Leslie Zines / / /
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Victoria / South Australia / New South Wales / /
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KABLE, KIRK AND JUDICIAL STATESMANSHIP JEFFREY GOLDSWORTHY* I INTRODUCTION The purpose of this article is to ask the following question: when the Constitution is clear, is it the High Court’s duty to apply it stri