Anne Twomey is a Professor Emerita of the University of Sydney and a part-time consultant for Gilbert + Tobin Lawyers. She has previously worked for the High Court, the Parliamentary Research Service, the Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee and the Cabinet Office of NSW.

Posts by Anne

• Can Parliamentary Privilege be Used to Shut Down Parliamentary Accountability?

• Can Standing Orders Prevent a Simple Majority of the House of Representatives From Passing a Bill Against the Government's Wishes?

• Dressing Dutton Up as Lamb - Section 44 and the Competing Arguments for Disqualification and Exoneration of Peter Dutton

• Wilkie v Commonwealth: A Retreat to Combet over the Bones of Pape, Williams, and Responsible Government

• McCloy v New South Wales: Out with US corruption and in with German proportionality

• Re Gallagher: Inconsistency, Imperatives and Irremediable Impediments

• Manner and form mysteries highlighted but unresolved in Mineralogy v WA

• Re-Writing Section 90: Vanderstock and the new meaning of excise