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Book
Burton, Kelley & Crofts, Thomas (2009) The Criminal Codes : Commentary and Materials. Thomson Reuters.
Burton, Kelley J. & Mackenzie, Geraldine Isabel (2006) Butterworths Questions and Answers : Criminal Law in Queensland and Western Australia. Butterworths Questions and Answers. LexisNexis, Australia.
Book Chapter
Burton, Kelley J. (2006) The Trial of an Audience Response System to Facilitate Problem-Based Learning in Legal Education. In Banks, David (Ed.) Audience response systems in higher education : applications and cases. Information Science Pub. (IGI Global), Hershey, Pennsylvania, pp. 265-275.
Journal Article
Burton, Kelley J. & McNamara, Judith (2009) Assessing reflection skills in law using criterion-referenced assessment. Legal Education Review, 19(1-2), pp. 171-188.
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158McNamara, Judith & Burton, Kelley J. (2009) Assessment of online discussion forums for law students. Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice, 6(2).
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17Burton, Kelley J. (2007) Criminalisation: Applying a living-standard analysis to non-consensual photography and distribution. QUT Law and Justice Journal, 2(7).
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123Burton, Kelley J. (2007) Skills and Criterion Referenced Assessment: Turning LWB236 Real Property A Law into a Subject for the Real World. Journal of South Pacific Law, 11(1), pp. 56-63.
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67Burton, Kelley J. (2006) Designing criterion-reference assessment. Journal of Learning Design, 1(2), pp. 73-82.
Burton, Kelley J. (2006) Designing criterion-referenced assessment. Journal of Learning Design, 1(2), pp. 73-82.
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118Burton, Kelley J. (2006) Erosion at the Beach: Privacy Rights not just Sand. Privacy Law and Policy Reporter, 11(8), p. 216.
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629Burton, Kelley J. (2005) Why Voyeurs can get away with it. The Proctor : newsletter of the Queensland Law Society, 25(10), p. 19.
Burton, Kelley J. & Cuffe, Natalie A. (2005) The Design and Implementation of Criterion-referenced Assessment in a First Year Undergraduate Core Law Unit. Legal Education Review, 15(1 - 2), p. 159.
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297Burton, Kelley J. (2004) Interactive powerpoints: is there any point in giving power to students? eLaw Journal, 11(4).
Burton, Kelley J. (2004) Reform of the Double Jeopardy Rule on the Basis of Fresh and Compelling evidence in New South Wales and Queensland. James Cook University Law Review, 11, pp. 84-107.
Burton, Kelley J. (2004) Reform of the double jeopardy rule on the basis of fresh and compelling DNA evidence in New South Wales and Queensland. James Cook University Law Review, 11, pp. 84-107.
Burton, Kelley J. (2003) Assessing Teamwork Skills in Law School: A Window of Opportunity. eLaw Journal, 10(2).
Burton, Kelley J. (2002) Alienation of personal services income (PSI) through a structure. Australian Business Law Review, 30(4), pp. 258-272.
Conference Paper
Burton, Kelley J. (2009) Contemporary examples where doctors are not immune from non-fatal offences against a person. In Australasian Law Teachers Association 64th Annual Conference 2009, 5-8 July, Parramatta.
Burton, Kelley J. (2009) Does the summative assessment of real world learning using criterion-referenced assessment need to be discipline specific? In Milton, John, Hall, Cathy, Lang, Josephine, Allan, Garry, & Milton, Nomikoudis (Eds.) Proceedings of ATN Assessment Conference 2009 : Assessment in Different Dimensions, Learning and Teaching Unit, RMIT University, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne, pp. 94-103.
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158Burton, Kelley J. (2008) Taming the Unruly Criminal Law: Where do yo Draw the Boundaries of Criminal Conduct? In 62nd Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference, 23rd- 26th September 2007, Perth.
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422Burton, Kelley J. (2005) Voyage forward for Queensland: Unauthorised taking of photographs and making of film and its subsequent publication on the internet. In University of Queensland TC Bernie School of Law Postgraduate Law Research Colloquium, 4 December 2005, Brisbane. (Unpublished)
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Burton, Kelley J. (2005) Submission to the Standing Committee of Attorneys General, Unauthorised Photographs on the Internet and Ancillary Privacy Issues. (Unpublished)
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