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13 Weird And Wonderful Daintree Animals You Need To See At Least Once

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By David White
| Travel2Next Verified
The Daintree rainforest is home to a wonderful collection of Daintree rainforest animals. 30% of Australia’s marsupial species and all five Australian frog species including the giant White-lipped Tree Frog, the largest frog in the world, live here. I grew up in Sydney but fell in love with North Queensland and moved here over 20 years ago.
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The Cold Comfort of Settlement: Why Owen Fiss Was Wrong for the Right Reasons, Part II

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By David White
| New Jersey Law Journal Verified
Unlock Access to Premier Legal Insights with Law.com Join the Law.com community today! Explore the entire Law.com network. Enjoy free access to one article from the Law.com network every 30 days*. Subscribe to curated newsletters for the latest updates, analysis, and expert commentary. Search across a spectrum of legal topics to find exactly what you’re looking for. Set up alerts on any search topics you choose. Already a part of the community? Sign In Now. Is one article a month not enough?
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I Am My Brother’s Keeper: An Unapologetic Apology for Neo-Traditionalism in Client Counseling

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By David White
| New Jersey Law Journal Verified
One of the emerging great debates in the field of legal education concerns the advocate’s orientation in client counseling. The dynamic tension to be maintained is the degree to which an attorney may (should?) permissibly express her/his opinion over and against the client’s preference (right?) for self-determination. At its core, the matter is one of philosophical orientation. What are the roles of agent and principal? What expectations may we place upon the parties in that relationship?
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