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Bagaric, Mirko, Svilar, Jennifer, Bull, Melissa, Hunter, Dan, & Stobbs, Nigel (2022) The Solution to the Pervasive Bias and Discrimination in the Criminal Justice System: Transparent and Fair Artificial Intelligence. American Criminal Law Review, 59(1), pp. 95-148.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2020) Therapeutic jurisprudence in international and comparative perspective. In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, pp. 1-30.

Stobbs, Nigel, Bennett, Belinda, & Freckelton, Ian (2020) Compassion, law and COVID-19. Journal of Law and Medicine, 27(4), pp. 865-876.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2020) Compassion, the vulnerable and COVID-19. Alternative Law Journal, 45(2), p. 81.

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Hunter, Dan, Bagaric, Mirko, & Stobbs, Nigel (2020) A Framework for the Efficient and Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Criminal Justice System. Florida State University Law Review, 47(4), pp. 749-800.

Bolingford, Ilana, Bagaric, Mirko, Bull, Melissa, Hunter, Dan, & Stobbs, Nigel (2020) Is Australia Ready for AI on the Bench? Journal of Judicial Administration, 30(1), pp. 3-18.

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Nunnink, Leo, Stobbs, Nigel, Dixon, Chelsea, & Carpenter, Belinda (2019) Does organ donation impact on forensic outcomes? A review of coronial outcomes and criminal trial proceedings. Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 68, Article number: 101860 1-5.

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Gelb, Karen, Stobbs, Nigel, & Hogg, Russell (2019) Community-based sentencing orders and parole: A review of literature and evaluations across jurisdictions. Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council, Australia.

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Bagaric, Mirko, Hunter, Dan, & Stobbs, Nigel (2019) Erasing the bias against using artificial intelligence to predict future criminality: Algorithms are color blind and never tire. University of Cincinnati Law Review, 88(4), Article number: 3 1037-1081.

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Stobbs, Nigel, Bartels, Lorana, & Vols, Michel (Eds.) (2019) The Methodology and Practice of Therapeutic Jurisprudence. Carolina Academic Press, Durham, NC.

Stobbs, Nigel, Bartels, Lorana, & Vols, Michel (2019) Therapeutic jurisprudence - A strong community and maturing discipline. In Vols, M, Stobbs, N, & Bartels, L (Eds.) The methodology and practice of therapeutic jurisprudence. Carolina Academic Press, United States of America, pp. 15-28.

Stobbs, Nigel (2019) Therapeutic jurisprudence as theoretical and applied research. In Vols, M, Stobbs, N, & Bartels, L (Eds.) The methodology and practice of therapeutic jurisprudence. Carolina Academic Press, United States of America, pp. 29-58.

Stobbs, Nigel, Jackson, David, White, Penny, & O'Gorman, Ruth (2018) Review of termination of pregnancy laws [Report]. Vol. 76. QLRC Reports, 76. State of Queensland (Queensland Law Reform Commission), Australia.

Stobbs, Nigel, Hunter, Daniel, & Bagaric, Mirko (2017) Can sentencing be enhanced by the use of artificial intelligence? Criminal Law Journal, 41(5), pp. 261-277.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2017) Therapeutic jurisprudence and due process - Consistent in principle and in practice. Journal of Judicial Administration, 26(4), pp. 248-264.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2017) The law and policy context of extradition from Australia to the People's Republic of China. Victoria University Law and Justice Journal, 7(1), pp. 32-47.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2015) Academic freedom and university autonomy. In Varnham, S, Squelch, J, & Kamvounias, P (Eds.) Higher education and the law. The Federation Press, Australia, pp. 203-214.

Stobbs, Nigel (2015) In defence of therapeutic jurisprudence: Threat, promise and worldview. Arizona Summit Law Review, 8(3), pp. 325-352.

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Stobbs, Nigel, Mackenzie, Geraldine, & Gelb, Karen (2015) Sentencing and public confidence in Australia: The dynamics and foci of small group deliberations. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 48(2), pp. 219-237.

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Carpenter, Belinda, Tait, Gordon, Stobbs, Nigel, & Barnes, Michael (2015) When coroners care too much: Therapeutic jurisprudence and suicide findings. Journal of Judicial Administration, 24(3), pp. 172-183.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2014) Duty to the court and the administration of justice: some examples, implications and clarifications. Precedent, 123, pp. 16-20.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2014) Editorial: Maintaining the ethic of service. Precedent, 123, p. 2.

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Mackenzie, Geraldine, Stobbs, Nigel, Ferguson, Claire, & Gelb, Karen (2014) Measuring the effects of small group deliberation on public attitudes towards sentencing: benefits and challenges. Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 25(3), pp. 745-761.

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Corones, Stephen, Stobbs, Nigel, & Thomas, Mark (2014) Professional responsibility and legal ethics in Queensland, 2nd edition. Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia, Australia.

Stobbs, Nigel, Kleinau, Lisa, & Kolstad, Shelley (2014) 'Structuring' judicial sentencing discretion: consistency, guidance or pandering to the punitive? Alternative Law Journal, 39(2), pp. 156-158.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2013) Mainstreaming therapeutic jurisprudence and the adversarial paradigm—incommensurability and the possibility of a shared disciplinary matrix. PhD thesis, Bond University.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2013) Restorative justice: Making amends, repairing relationships and healing. Precedent, 2013(116), pp. 45-47.

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Mackenzie, Geraldine, Spiranovic, Caroline, Warner, Kate, Stobbs, Nigel, Gelb, Karen, Indermaur, David, Roberts, Lynne, Broadhurst, Rod, & Bouhours, Thierry (2012) Sentencing and public confidence: Results from a national Australian survey on public opinions towards sentencing. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 45(1), pp. 45-65.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2011) The nature of juristic paradigms : exploring the theoretical and conceptual relationship between adversarialism and therapeutic jurisprudence. Washington University Jurisprudence Review, 4(1), pp. 97-149.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2010) Principles of Sentencing. Federation Press, Australia.

Stobbs, Nigel & Mackenzie, Geraldine (2009) Evaluating the performance of Indigenous sentencing courts. Australian Indigenous Law Review, 13(2), pp. 90-105.

Stobbs, Nigel (2008) Australia. In Winterdyk, J & Antonopoulos, G (Eds.) Racist Victimisation: International Reflections and Perspectives. Ashgate Publishing Limited, United Kingdom, pp. 19-41.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2008) Police power and duties. In Davies, S E & Broadhurst, R (Eds.) Policing in Context. Oxford University Press, Australia, pp. 69-81.

Corones, Stephen, Stobbs, Nigel, & Thomas, Mark (2008) Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics. Lawbook Co., Australia.

Corones, Stephen, Stobbs, Nigel, & Thomas, Mark (2008) Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics in Queensland. Lawbook Company, Australia.

Stobbs, Nigel (2007) An Adversarial Quagmire. Indigenous Law Bulletin, 6(30), pp. 15-18.

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Stobbs, Nigel (2006) The Adversarial Court System - Is It Faire? In Vrouch, Natalie, Blakely, Candace, & Richardson, Chris (Eds.) Social Ethics for Legal and Justice Professionals. Pearson Education Australia, Australia, New South Wales, Sydney, 59--.

Stobbs, Nigel (2006) How to be Selfish and Political Without Really Trying - Time for a Paradigm Shift in the Resolution of Disputes within Queensland's Not-for-Profit Associations. QUT Law Review, 5(2), pp. 160-176.

Stobbs, Nigel (2006) I Love a Sunburnt Country, But I Prefer 'My' Flag Intact: Is Burning the Australian Flag Illegal, Can they make it Illegal? Indigenous Law Bulletin, 6(17), pp. 20-23.

Stobbs, Nigel (2006) Lockhart review into human cloning and research involving human embryos - closing the gap? Queensland Lawyer, 26(5), pp. 247-250.

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Hayes, Sharon, Stobbs, Nigel, & Lauchs, Mark (Eds.) (2006) Social Ethics for Legal and Justice Professionals. Pearson Education Australia, Australia, NSW, Sydney, Frenchs Forest.

Stobbs, Nigel (2006) The ethics of research involving human embryos - towards an international standard. In Sampford, C (Ed.) Proceedings of the 2006 World Ethics Forum. The International Institute for Public Ethics (IIPE) and The World Bank, United Kingdom, pp. 1-10.

Stobbs, Nigel (2005) What Can We Do You For? Naive Conceptions of the Value of Indigenous Culture and Communities. Indigenous Law Bulletin, 6(10), pp. 18-20.

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