People | April 15, 2025Deakin alumni Jessie Nygh originally followed her passion for performing arts after finishing high school, but it was when she switched to study law that she truly became a star – literally.
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Deakin law students making the most of mooting
News | March 28, 2025Moot competitions are a great opportunity to argue a case before a judge (or adjudicator) while you're still a student. But, what is mooting, exactly? Find out what it's all about from two competition-winning Deakin Law students and Deakin's Moot Director.
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Sharing a momentous legal history – DLS Law students index donated Mabo archive
Research | November 15, 2024In October, two years after the donation of papers arising from one of Australia’s most historic legal cases – Mabo – Deakin Law School celebrated a milestone in preserving and making this collection accessible for researchers to explore.
Jessie Nygh – from Deakin law to rising star
Deakin law students making the most of mooting
Sharing a momentous legal history – DLS Law students index donated Mabo archive
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