Jacqueline Laing
BA LLB (ANU) DPhil (Oxon)
Barrister, High Court of Australia
Solicitor, England & Wales
Dr. Jacqueline Laing has taught Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, Legal System, and Moral Philosophy at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Hughes Hall, Cambridge, Kings College, London, London Metropolitan University and other universities in Britain and Australia. She completed her doctorate at Brasenose College, Oxford with a thesis entitled Intention and Culpability. Her first degrees were in Philosophy and Law at the Australian National University where she won prizes in philosophy and jurisprudence. After admission to the Bar and as a solicitor …
Jacqueline Laing
BA LLB (ANU) DPhil (Oxon)
Barrister, High Court of Australia
Solicitor, England & Wales
Dr. Jacqueline Laing has taught Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, Legal System, and Moral Philosophy at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Hughes Hall, Cambridge, Kings College, London, London Metropolitan University and other universities in Britain and Australia. She completed her doctorate at Brasenose College, Oxford with a thesis entitled Intention and Culpability. Her first degrees were in Philosophy and Law at the Australian National University where she won prizes in philosophy and jurisprudence. After admission to the Bar and as a solicitor in a number of Australian jurisdictions she won a Commonwealth Scholarship to study at Oxford. A barrister of the High Court of Australia and a solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales, she has taught too at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, at the University of Melbourne and has worked as a Crown Prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service. She has contributed to numerous broadcast discussions on contemporary ethical issues.
